Lebanon's main threat is not Hezbollah's weapon
The article addresses the challenges Lebanon faces in restoring its authority and sovereignty, especially amidst ongoing Israeli occupation and repeated attacks on Lebanese territory. The report highlights the difficulty in convincing the Lebanese people—particularly Hezbollah supporters—of the state's ability to ensure security and rebuild, amidst internal divisions and doubts about the effectiveness of the government. It also emphasizes that the Lebanese government relies on experimental zones to rehabilitate infrastructure, under the supervision of the Lebanese army, in an effort to restore both international and local trust, amid the poor response of the state to repeated Israeli targeting. The article underscores the necessity of Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon as a main condition for ensuring the state's legitimacy and stability, while Hezbollah continues to provide extensive social services that rival the government's capabilities.
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