Jumblatt warns on Druze State project
The discussion centered on the role of the father prince in saving Lebanon from a civil war after Hezbollah's control of Beirut, through political and strategic moves that helped reduce internal escalation. Analyses explored how political shifts opened the doors of the White House to Gemayel, and the impact of this on the Lebanese scene. They also addressed the historical conflicts between religious communities and the influence of Syrian and Iranian policies on the balance of power in Lebanon. Furthermore, the articles examined how serving the interests of regional powers led to the death of tens of thousands of Lebanese, with little accountability for warlords. They also highlighted how Hafez al-Assad exploited Lebanon’s Sunni and Druze diversity for his own benefit, resulting in dramatic changes in the balance of power, which shifted the dynamics of the civil war and threatened regional security.
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