Al-Muqaddasi Calls for New Electoral Law

The article discusses the decline of institutions' and values' prestige in Lebanon, emphasizing that the loss of respect for authority has led to a breakdown in reverence for the law and individuals such as the family elder, the father, the teacher, the sheikh, and the priest. It also addresses the erosion of the state's authority due to the failure of parliamentarians to resolve crises, with their terms being extended instead of holding them accountable. The author proposes the adoption of a new electoral law that allows for the direct election of individuals (a "one person, one vote" system) without closed lists, ensuring the South's residents' right to vote, in order to free the homeland from the dominance of political parties.

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