Government not responsible for war

The article discusses the responsibility for the recent Lebanese war, emphasizing that the decision to open fire and undertake military actions was not made by the government but independently by Hezbollah. It clarifies that the government repeatedly affirmed that the decision of war and peace should be exclusively in the hands of the state and that it was not responsible for launching rockets or opening frontlines, despite participating in the government. The article calls for a distinction between the responsibility for starting the war and the responsibility for managing its consequences, considering that blaming the government entirely for the war is unjust and contrary to reality. It also criticizes the conflicting stance of the duopoly (Hezbollah and Amal Movement), which participates in the government and at the same time attacks it. The article affirms that maintaining this situation threatens the sovereignty and independence of the state, and that the solution is for the state to fully take responsibility for the decision of war and peace. Those participating in the government should bear responsibility, while those outside it should oppose it.

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