Avoid blaming tax, blame others

The article revolves around the truth that the financial crisis in Lebanon is not the result of imposing a new tax on citizens, but rather dates back to many years of organized corruption and ongoing financial wastage, during which billions of dollars were stolen and squandered from the state treasury. The writer explains that the true solution requires building an effective state with strong institutions that control their decisions and hold corrupt individuals accountable, rather than focusing on imposing additional taxes or solely burdening the people with the consequences of the crisis. He emphasizes that confronting corruption and overthrowing the alliances that protect it is the only way to exit the crisis and rebuild Lebanon, reflecting the will of its people.

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