History Repeats Underground in Tunnels
The article addresses the issue of tunnels extending underneath Lebanon, focusing on the similarity between the former Israeli occupation tunnels used for military purposes and threatening Lebanese areas, and the newly constructed tunnels in southern Lebanon by entities loyal to Iran. These tunnels are funded and directed by Iran and are used by Hezbollah to strengthen its control. The article emphasizes that the absence of Lebanese state's decision-making and control over weapons and land allows these tunnel networks to exist. It also highlights the challenges facing the Lebanese government in taking decisive action, including enforcing full authority over territories and stopping support for armed militias. The piece underscores that the continued lack of a unified official policy repeats historical scenarios of formations of parallel entities instead of a centralized national state.
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