Mahfouz: State acts as if decisive action is banned

The article discussed the political and financial crisis in Lebanon, where the state behaves as if decisive action against corruption and violations is not allowed, despite the presence of many crimes and financial corruption that lack genuine accountability. It pointed to Iranian intervention in Lebanese decision-making and the absence of decisive measures against violations of sovereignty or corruption, reflecting a lack of political will and the state's limited ability to enforce the law. The article emphasized that the situation makes the building of an effective state impossible and further fuels the collapse under the pretenses of inability to take decisive measures or firm stances.

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