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جنوبية
The South's Defining Line
The article links the Lebanese delegation’s 1919 rejection of carving off parts of the south to the risks posed by the current war. It warns that destruction, displacement, and obstructing residents’ return could change the reality on the ground without any formal cession of territory. It argues that protecting the south is primarily the state’s responsibility: reviving the negotiating and diplomatic track, separating the Lebanese file from Iranian calculations, and securing international action to halt attacks and ensure withdrawal from occupied territory. It also calls for military and political choices to be reassessed in light of how effectively they protect the population and the land.
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