The Everlasting Political Shift

The political silk phenomenon in Lebanon is tied to Rafiq Hariri's history and has evolved into a part of the country's social, political, and economic fabric. It has transcended the personality of its founder to become a symbol of reconstruction and openness. After his assassination in 2005, his son Saad Hariri took over leadership, but he faced changes and shifts in the Lebanese situation, entering a new phase and stepping back from direct political involvement, despite maintaining his popular symbolic stature. The current question is about the Hariri phenomenon's ability to adapt to the new reality and whether his potential return will reshape the country's political balance, especially in light of economic and social challenges. His legacy still exerts a significant influence, and a return would serve as a test of his capacity as a national and comprehensive phenomenon—an expression of a unifying political project focused on state-building and combating corruption.

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