Underground passages under the Republic

The article discusses the tunnels uncovered in southern Lebanon, highlighting that they are not merely military passages but symbols of a phase in Lebanese history characterized by the existence of parallel structures to the state—structures that possess their own tools and decision-making capabilities. These tunnels reflect a philosophy of operating outside constitutional institutions to build balances of power beyond them. The text emphasizes that the regional scene is changing, with negotiations between the United States and Iran, as well as dialogues between Lebanon and Israel, gaining importance. There is a growing awareness of the need to restore the Lebanese state’s institutional framework and to reaffirm sovereignty. The true solution, according to the article, lies in building a strong and transparent state that is based on legitimacy and a constitutional system—rather than relying on secret tunnels or external power platforms.

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