Lebanon's Path from War to Stability

The article advocates redirecting Lebanon's strategy from ongoing war towards building a strong state that focuses on security, viewing security as the foundation of stability and development. It emphasizes that war is not an end in itself but a means to achieve political objectives, and it becomes problematic when it turns into an end itself, leading to the erosion of state institutions, economic collapse, and accelerated migration. The article suggests that peace alone is not sufficient if the state suffers from an inability to provide security. It stresses the necessity of building a strong national army and reliable security institutions, including the establishment of local military units that enhance trust and communication with the community, as well as serve as a means to counteract armed groups outside the state whose existence relies on security weaknesses. The ultimate goal is for the state to be capable of protecting all its components, and success should not be measured by the size of its military arsenal, but by its ability to achieve stability and security for all its citizens.

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