South After Decades of War
The article summarizes the current situation in South Lebanon after half a century of wars and conflicts, where the region has become continuously threatened due to the resurgence of occupation and the repeated destruction of villages and infrastructure, especially in the city of Bint Jbeil. The events show a return to military operations, Israeli occupation raids, and the widespread destruction they cause, alongside a long-standing wait for return and reconstruction. The text discusses the importance of rebuilding the state, unifying the decision over weapons in its hands, and the necessity of the occupation's withdrawal, as well as re-prioritizing security and political measures to reduce ongoing conflicts—particularly amid regional tensions related to oil, energy, and major international disputes affecting Lebanon. In conclusion, it raises questions about who decides when wars erupt and when they end, emphasizing that the solution lies in restoring the state as the primary reference to control the situation.
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