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النهار
A Homeland Left Wide Open
The writer describes Lebanon as an exhausted country beset by crises, where the authorities have neglected the public and people lack electricity, water, healthcare, and education. Security has also deteriorated, with robberies and thefts on the rise. She links this situation to the fallout from the crisis that began with the 2019 protests and to ongoing wars, criticizing institutions for their inability to make decisions or offer solutions. She says the country has been left with unguarded borders and an increasingly severe Syrian refugee crisis that remains unaddressed.
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