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الشرق اللبنانية
Lebanon Ended by the 2000 Liberation Lie
The article discusses the slogan "Liberation" declared by Hezbollah in 2000, explaining that Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon was the result of the resistance's victories on the ground, rather than due to an Israeli political or strategic decision. It points out that this withdrawal supported the myth of the armed resistance's victory, which fueled a state of political and military stagnation in Lebanon and led to ongoing arming and the perpetuation of conflict. The article also notes that the party's recent speeches have repeatedly warned about the risks of disarming, considering that the identity of the Shia outside of armed resistance remains unclear. It concludes that Hezbollah's stance has contributed to the emergence of political and security crises in Lebanon without a clear plan to end the state of war or achieve lasting stability.
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