Did the government fail Douaouda Pass?

The article discusses the case of the explosive shipment that was seized in Dhour El Choueir, Lebanon, and its impact on public trust in the government's ability to enforce sovereignty and control arms outside official institutions. It emphasizes the importance of conducting a thorough and comprehensive investigation that uncovers the source of the shipment, the entity that facilitated its arrival, the route it took, and the purpose of its transportation. It also stresses that those responsible must be held accountable under legal procedures, while maintaining neutrality and refraining from making accusations until sufficient evidence is available. The article sheds light on the government's serious test in implementing its decisions, especially regarding the monopolization of weapons and the protection of the capital from security repercussions. Any further failure could threaten the country's stability and rekindle internal tensions.

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