Why they fear a state formation

The article discusses the Lebanese people's stance on the framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, which marks a turning point in restoring the state's exclusive authority over security and defense after decades of an alternative authority possessing weapons outside of legitimacy since the February 6, 1984 incident. The author believes that the opposition comes from those who fear losing a governance model based on the weakness of the state and the proliferation of armed groups. Attempts to disable institutions and dominate sovereign decision-making reflect the continuation of a pattern that threatens the unity of the state and prioritizes military power balances over national sovereignty.

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