State renews 2006 residence permit
The article addresses the state of divisions and confusion within Lebanese policies, reviewing the renewal of former ambassador Muhammad Rida Shibani's residence permit in 2006, a status that has been considered expired for more than 17 years. It points to contradictions and conflicts between state institutions, particularly between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and General Security, over the legitimacy of this individual's continued presence and role. This reflects a split in the decision of sovereignty, as the state issues conflicting decisions and deals with past situations in ways that reveal instability in the principle of national unity and sovereignty. The article also discusses the history of Lebanon's entanglement with regional issues, such as Iranian intervention and Palestinian arms, and how the traditional approach of avoiding challenges has become a constant factor in Lebanese politics. This approach damages credibility and reflects a politicization of sovereign decisions, threatening the state's sovereignty and independence.
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