Restoring the State Strategy

The article presents an overall vision for restoring Lebanon's sovereignty and building a strong state after the recent war. It emphasizes the necessity of ending the existence of any parallel system to the state authority, especially Hezbollah. The author clarifies that solutions are not limited to disarmament alone but also include dismantling military, security, and economic structures linked to external axes, regaining control over borders, restructuring the army, and reforming the political and administrative system. Additionally, it highlights the importance of establishing a national security system that aligns with Lebanon's sovereignty. The article urges the recovery of the state's exclusive right to define its interests and make decisions regarding war and peace, stressing the need for firm action against Hezbollah's ideological and political nature, not just its weapons. Success in restoring sovereignty, the author argues, depends on a concurrent strategy that includes reclaiming territories, tightening border control, rebuilding, and reviewing the governance system to make it more effective and capable of distributing powers fairly. The article concludes that relying on external dictates or regional conflicts is not the solution; instead, this should be the starting point for an initiative to build a fully sovereign state.

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