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The article focused on the political and security situation in Lebanon, highlighting the criticisms directed at the political class, particularly regarding their failure to protect the country's borders, prevent the occupation of certain areas, and extend Iran's influence through government institutions. It discusses statements and marches by deputies and officials, as well as their doubts about the legitimacy of agreements and the actions of the authorities. The article emphasizes issues of corruption, foreign interference, and calls for the enforcement of the state's sovereignty and its exclusive decision-making authority in matters of war and peace. It also notes the collapse of negotiation efforts and the weak commitment to international law in the face of occupation and military escalation.
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