Force is required to reclaim what Iran seizes

The article discusses Lebanon and the region's sense of deviation and deterioration resulting from economic crises and intractable conflicts, emphasizing that genuine solutions can only come from within. Specifically, this involves reclaiming internal decision-making components, such as the Shia community in Lebanon, from external influences like Iran. It points out that imposed solutions are not easy and require time and sacrifices, noting that the Iranian regime holds strong control over the Shia population. Restoring this decision-making power demands internal Lebanese strength; although this is a challenging path, it is necessary to ensure regional stability. The article also underscores that maintaining the current situation will lead to the exhaustion of the regime and its potential collapse, given the right international conditions.

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