Victory over dissenters
The article discusses Lebanon's situation amidst political and military sectarianism, concentrating on the country's capacity to control the weapons of "Hezbollah," which represents a force outside legitimate authority and threatens the country's stability. It also examines the idea of Lebanon remaining neutral in regional conflicts, highlighting Switzerland's experience, which has successfully maintained its neutrality throughout history through ethnic and cultural consensus, especially after the September referendum last year that reaffirmed the Swiss commitment to neutrality despite external pressures. The article concludes that Lebanon faces a significant challenge in containing Hezbollah's weapons, especially given the absence of an effective state, unlike Switzerland’s model, which strengthens national unity and preserves its neutrality.
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