Countries' stability relies on more than armies

The article expresses concern regarding the political and security conditions in Lebanon, emphasizing that the current phase goes beyond mere disagreements over weapons or the implementation of international resolutions. It highlights that what is happening is part of a reconfiguration of regional power dynamics, placing Lebanon at a real crossroads in building a strong, sovereign state that relies on practical capabilities and cohesive institutions rather than solely on popular trust. The article raises questions about Lebanon's Army's ability to protect sovereignty, underscoring that military strength requires armament, funding, and international support—not just popular confidence. The dominant words in today's discussion are not enough; what matters most is that Lebanon keeps pace with major regional transformations in order to build a truly sovereign state where internal and external interests are balanced.

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