Lebanon Remains Unchanged After Al-Aqsa Flood
Three years have passed since Operation "Al-Aqsa Flood," which unleashed unprecedented chaos in the region, and Lebanon still suffers from the repercussions of that event. The country has become a battleground for regional and international conflicts, yet no significant progress has been made toward political solutions. The situation indicates that Lebanon will not emerge from its current crisis except through a major surgical intervention—either to save it or to destroy it—raising the possibility of external wars and devastating internal conflicts. Only moving toward direct negotiations with Israel to resolve these disputes is considered a bold step that could ensure Lebanon's stability and prevent it from remaining a perpetual platform for regional conflicts.
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