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الكتائب اللبنانية
Lebanese Front Dissolution in Ehden
Articles took place within the context of the Lebanese internal crisis, especially concerning the deterioration of the "Lebanese Front" and its declining role between 1977 and 1978. This occurred amid escalating tensions and conflicts among its leaders and within the northern Christian regions. The leadership team split as military confrontations intensified, and disagreements widened between President Sleiman Frangieh and the Front members, particularly after his rejection of the parliamentary document approved by the Parliament in April 1978 and his refusal to endorse Syrian initiatives aimed at containing the crisis. Additionally, internal disputes within the Christian ranks led to a deterioration in coordination and an increase in signs of failure to maintain the unity of the Front. By mid-1978, this resulted in its decline and transformation into a hollow, ineffective gathering, as military escalation and political divisions continued to worsen.
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