Lebanon: Regime, Republic, and Pact Risks
The article celebrates the first anniversary of the passing of former Deputy Hassan Al-Rifai, known as "The Guardian of the Republic," as Lebanon approaches the anniversary of the declaration of Greater Lebanon and marks 37 years since the Taif Agreement, which ended the civil war. It emphasizes that Lebanon is currently facing an internal earthquake that threatens the regime and the constitution, resulting from a faction's dominance over other Lebanese, and the increasing influence of Iran. This situation opens the door to catastrophic risks threatening its unity and sovereignty, despite the lost hope of Lebanon returning to its stable post-Taif state.
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