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Lebanon's chance to rebuild the state
The article discusses Lebanon's current situation and the likelihood of losing the opportunity to restore its sovereignty and the role of the state within it, amid regional deterioration and conflicting external interests. It suggests that expectations for internal progress depend on continued foreign support and international pressure, particularly from the United States and Israel. Lebanon faces obstacles such as the weakening of Hezbollah and Iran, and an ineffective investment of available opportunities. There are concerns that this chance may be lost due to political stalemate and the impact of regional tensions—from Iran to Yemen and Syria—on Lebanon’s prospects of reclaiming its decisions and sovereignty.
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