التيار الوطني الحر
التيار الوطني الحر
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The article discusses the protests that recently took place in Lebanon, in which supporters of Hezbollah or those close to it participated, demanding their rights to shelter and reconstruction due to the destruction of villages caused by Israeli aggression. It also condemns the silence of both Lebanon and the international community regarding the policy of genocide carried out by the Israeli occupation. Analyses indicate that these movements, which spread across southern regions, the Beqaa Valley, and the southern suburbs, reflect the people’s suffering and the government’s failure to address the repercussions of the war and meet their demands. They may also serve as a political message or a manifestation of popular anger towards the authorities. The report points out that Hezbollah considers these protests as primarily demands and not an attempt to topple the government at this stage; however, if authorities do not respond seriously, they could lead to shifts in the political balance. It emphasizes that these protests are not driven by external incitement, but are a direct result of citizens’ suffering due to official neglect.
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