Hassabani: Lebanon's solution relies on state institutions

The article focused on the position of former Deputy Prime Minister Ghassan Hasbani, who stressed that resolving Lebanon's crisis must go through the legitimate authorities and institutions of the state, rather than direct negotiations with Hezbollah, which is considered the actual decision-maker there. He explained that legitimacy is derived from constitutional institutions, and that support for the Lebanese army from these institutions enhances its strength. He also noted that Hezbollah's capabilities have diminished as a result of the recent war, isolation, and financial and judicial pressures. Additionally, he criticized the idea of negotiating with Hezbollah, emphasizing that Lebanon does not need parallel sovereignties or negotiation platforms that place illegal arms on equal footing with state institutions. He believes that restoring trust and stabilizing the economy depend on the sovereignty of the state and its monopoly over authority across all Lebanese territories.

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