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Political biases in historical review
The article discusses recent repeated attempts to distort Lebanon's history and to deny the narratives that established it, with the aim of reshaping the historical image to suit certain interests and external influences. It questions the accounts of the founding figures of the National Pact and the Republic, reflecting a struggle over national identity rather than disagreements over names or historical details. The founding of Lebanon is reduced to a sectarian project or outside intervention. Historical figures such as Beshara Khaled, Riad Al-Solh, and others are reassessed—often through their mistakes or sectarian and political affiliations—instead of focusing on their roles in building the state and securing independence.
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