Chaarbel Sayah on Peace and Resistance

The article addresses the nature of the resistant consciousness that stems from deep-seated beliefs extending beyond the conflict with Israel. It pauses to examine its origins and history, which trace back to before the establishment of Israel, when movements such as the Muslim Brotherhood were formed based on ideological convictions rather than as a result of political struggle. It also clarifies that peace with Israel does not automatically signal the end of this consciousness, as ideological ideas persist and renew themselves, and their influence in society continues despite political settlements or changing circumstances. The article emphasizes that building the state requires political and constitutional balances that prevent groups from imposing their visions on others, along with improvements in decentralization, without attempting to eliminate this ideological awareness, as it transcends geographical boundaries and is difficult to eradicate.

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