Homeland Presence Without State
The article discussed the widespread phenomenon of the state's absence and the failure of institutions in Lebanon, along with the accumulation of violations and oversteps that have gone unpunished despite the presence of major issues such as political interference in the judiciary, laxity in holding responsible those accountable for the financial collapse, theft of depositors' funds, and the Beirut port explosion case. The article also highlighted examples of the judiciary's failure and lack of accountability, while other countries like the United States and France have managed to hold senior officials accountable despite the complexity of their cases. The article emphasizes that Lebanon faces a crisis of accountability and has transformed into a virtual state, with individuals continuing to benefit from political and institutional interference at the expense of citizens' rights.
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