War declared in the name of the homeland

The article highlights the issue of the decision to go to war or maintain peace in Lebanon, emphasizing that this decision must be made by the state in a responsible and unified manner, not by a single faction without comprehensive national authorization. It stresses that declaring war without the participation of the people and societal consensus leads to everyone bearing the costs, especially in the context of occupation and the manufacturing of resistance. The article clarifies that resistance is a legitimate right against occupation, but it should not be used as a substitute for the state or as a cover for offensive or preemptive war decisions. It underlines the importance of keeping war and peace decisions within the framework of the state, with broad political participation, and of clearly defining objectives, costs, and exit strategies to prevent turning sacrifices into numbers and to avoid prolonging division and instability. Ultimately, the article calls for a "Free Lebanon" that has its own independent decision-making, leading its resistance and negotiations in a way that serves the national interest, free from open mandates or imposed decisions by a particular faction on the Lebanese people.

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