Fragile government amid crises
The article addressed the situation of the Lebanese government headed by Nohad Machnouk, which obtained the confidence of the Parliament despite the internal and external challenges it faces. The government faces political risks related to dealing with Israeli violations and its commitments under the framework agreement with Tel Aviv, in addition to domestic pressures caused by the deteriorating economic and living conditions. These issues are exacerbated by regional developments and the declining prospects for calm in the area. Concerns are intensifying about a potential internal explosion resulting from increasing political and social challenges, especially in light of rising fuel prices and the ongoing economic crisis since 2019. There is also uncertainty about the government's ability to continue and implement effective solutions to the crises, relying heavily on external legitimacy to ensure its survival.
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