Lebanon and Iran seek limited autonomy

The article addresses Lebanon's decision to expel Iranian Ambassador Mohammad Reza Shebaní, transforming what was an ordinary diplomatic event into a political and constitutional test focused on the nature of the relationship between Lebanon and Iran. It emphasizes that the decision must be managed according to Lebanese legal and institutional procedures, based on the principle that international relations are conducted between sovereign entities. The discussion also covers Iran and its allies within Lebanon attempting to contain the tension, highlighting the importance of respecting Lebanese state institutions. The authority to deliver the final decision rests with the Council of Ministers, with an emphasis that any other diplomatic course depends on the implementation of Shebaní's departure and the procedures followed. The article underscores that the future of Lebanese-Iranian relations hinges on Lebanon's ability to solidify the independence of its institutional decision-making, rather than repeating patterns of interference and influence seen in the past.

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