Lebanonization and Armenianization of blame
The article addressed the phenomena of "Lebanonization" and "Arakization" as part of the external exploitation of internal conflicts in Iraq and Lebanon, where sectarianism and social fragility worsen due to regional interventions. It emphasized that ending the American presence in Iraq brings the comparisons between the situations in Iraq and Lebanon into focus, especially with the escalation of political and sectarian conflicts since the assassination of Rafiq Hariri and the rise of Iranian influence. The article illustrates how deteriorating internal conditions and intertwined external conflicts have led to increased chaos and violence in both countries, highlighting the importance of understanding the role of external interventions in deepening national divisions.
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