Samer Zreig on Silent Ministers and Deaf Council

The article discusses the phenomenon of the "Silent Deputies" and the absence of a clear political stance by ministers during Lebanon's recent political crisis. It specifically highlights how some ministers' failure to adhere to the principle of ministerial solidarity—which requires unity and coordination before the Parliament and public opinion—exacerbates the issue. The silence is seen as reflecting weak political presence and a significant disparity in government representation, which in turn has diminished the government's ability to adopt unified positions, especially on sensitive issues such as disarming the party and sovereignty challenges. The article emphasizes that the lack of ministerial solidarity threatens the country's stability and underscores the need for united ministers who voice the state's stance, rather than remaining silent—an attitude that weakens the government's capacity to face internal and external challenges.

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