Imam Al-Sadr's Presence

The anniversary of Imam Musa Al-Sadr's disappearance is being commemorated, and it appears that South Lebanon has suffered from destruction and displacement ever since his absence. His villages continue to face ongoing harm from Israeli occupation, which targets Lebanese identity and threatens regional stability. The article emphasizes that Imam Musa Al-Sadr was a resistance figure who believed in the importance of a strong state, police, and army to protect the South. He refused to be part of external conflicts or to face the occupation alone. He advocated for a powerful military and a national defense strategy, asserting that safeguarding the South requires national unity and economic development to ensure the residents' continued presence there—not just building homes and neglecting the role of the state. Genuine fulfillment of his legacy can only be achieved by restoring the project of a strong, state-led nation protected by the army and aligned with the principles he championed. Otherwise, the South will remain plagued by cycles of destruction and displacement.

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