Southern Resistance and Political Awareness
The article focused on Imam Musa Al-Sadr's vision for defending South Lebanon. He explained that the resistance is not an army but rather groups of fighters responsible for preventing Israeli infiltration and assaults. Their role is limited to defense and must remain within the bounds of a defensive function, maintaining awareness to prevent turning the resistance into a tool for internal conflicts or political struggles. He also emphasized that the mission of the army and the state is the official defense of sovereignty, and that the relationship between the resistance and the state should be clear and balanced. He asserted that weapons should only be used for defensive purposes, and that turning them against internal conflicts strengthens Israel and weakens Lebanon. In conclusion, Al-Sadr stressed the need to redefine the concept of national strength to include a strong army, a just state, and a cohesive society, with the clear understanding that the resistance should stay within a defensive role, away from politicization and internal disputes.
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