Lebanon Faces Chapter Seven or Disarmament

The article addresses the security and political situation in Lebanon and the impact of international decisions on the country's sovereignty, especially as the UNIFIL mandate approaches its end in 2026. It explains that Lebanon has not succeeded since 1978 in turning Security Council resolutions into actual authority over its entire territory, despite their recurrent adoption—for example, Resolution 1701, which has not been fully implemented due to weak political capacity and domestic will, particularly with Hezbollah's expanding influence and the protection of illegal arms. The article emphasizes that the option of applying Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, which grants the Security Council the authority to take binding actions, might be the only solution to restore sovereignty. This requires a clear Lebanese decision and international approval, or Lebanon will continue in its current state, which threatens the stability of the state and regional peace.

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