Lebanon's State Integrity

The article discusses Lebanon's situation and its weakness in building an effective state despite its small geographic size. It highlights how a parallel system dominates the country, imposing its own rules and wielding tools outside the framework of the official state. The article points out that the state's power is limited to a small area of the capital, while regions beyond official control expand, controlled by armed groups and surrounded by a state of lawlessness. The writer observes that the government talks about a "Greater Lebanon" and pleads with upstream forces to hand over weapons and authority, yet it is incapable of enforcing its laws across all territories. This has led to the expansion of a weapons-driven state and the erosion of national sovereignty. The article emphasizes that the current system causes youth to emigrate and threatens the country’s future, cementing the weakness and failure of the state to protect its citizens and land. It calls on citizens to either leave or adapt to the lawlessness if the situation remains unchanged.

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