Lebanon Debate
Lebanon Debate
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Lebanon is facing, within just a few days, three serious incidents that attack the core of its sovereignty: the first is a declaration by a deputy openly connecting a shipment of explosives to "the Resistance" and calling for its return, which challenges the state and reveals that the decision to carry weapons and explosives outside legitimate institutions still exists; the second is Syrian security agencies executing a kidnapping operation inside Lebanon without legal justification, representing an assault on sovereignty and exposing blatant interference by Syrian agencies; and the third is a foreign ambassador requesting Lebanese parliamentarians to amend a law criminalizing dealings with Israel—an unacceptable intervene, especially amid ongoing Israeli violations of Lebanon’s sovereignty. The article emphasizes the need for the state to enforce its law upon everyone and hold accountable anyone who attacks sovereignty or breaches the law, rather than leaving matters to political stances and external actors, in order to restore the state's dignity and prevent Lebanese territory from becoming a battleground for interference and violations.
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