Christians and Lebanon: State Conflict

The article addresses Lebanon's ongoing crisis that has lasted for a hundred years, emphasizing that the problem does not lie in the sectarian diversity itself, but rather in the weakness and abdication of the Lebanese state from its responsibilities. This has led to its loss of fundamental functions such as sovereignty, development, and justice. It affirms that maintaining a Greater Lebanon depends on developing a modern and just state that believes in citizenship, not on sects or external interventions. The country's success ultimately depends on the Lebanese people's ability to build a strong, transparent institutional state.

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