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The article highlights the poor living and economic conditions in Lebanon, where Grand Jurisconsult Sheikh Ahmad Qattan demonstrates that the country is suffering from looting of public funds, corruption, and policies of impoverishment and disguised taxes. The government’s ongoing commitments continue to consume financial resources and deepen the crisis. He emphasizes that citizens’ dignity and fundamental rights—such as decent living, health, and education—are under threat due to corruption and government negligence, amid deteriorating internal security linked to regional escalation and the conflict with the Israeli occupation. He calls for national unity and an Arab-Islamic alliance to resolve the crises, believing that the solution lies in restoring sovereignty and justice. He warns of the danger of continued government collusion with the people’s interests and fueling internal division.
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