Nabih Berri’s Alternative: A Different Focus

The article addresses the deep crisis facing the Shia community in Lebanon. It suggests that the issue is not primarily rooted in traditional leadership figures like Nabih Berri, but rather reflects the end of an entire political project that has lasted for more than four decades. It observes that weak institutions and the continued monopolization of representation have led to political stagnation and the community’s failure to achieve genuine development and prosperity—whether in terms of public services or economic growth. The text emphasizes that a true solution does not lie in superficial leadership changes, but in a political revolution that redefines priorities: focusing on building a strong state and sustainable development. It calls for moving beyond the existing model based on resistance and external alliances, and instead channeling efforts toward Lebanon’s overall interest first and foremost.

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