Lebanon’s Ongoing Crisis

Lebanon has been suffering for decades from successive crises, including security chaos, political instability, and recurring economic collapses, along with declining living standards and the displacement of youth and skilled professionals. The crisis is characterized by the absence of actual accountability for officials, as there is a preference to adapt to the situation rather than implement genuine reforms. The political forces aim to manage the post-war phase through networks of influence and factional networks rather than state institutions, leading to the repetition of the same crises. The statement emphasizes the importance of holding officials accountable to prevent the recurrence of mistakes, and working toward building a state of institutions, with the management of reconstruction solely the responsibility of the state to achieve comprehensive stability.

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