The Forces: Authority Limits or Responsibility Issues

The article discusses MP George Adwan's proposed decision to shorten the term of Lebanon's Parliament and his call for the government to take decisive action, raising questions about the extent to which the Lebanese Forces have abdicated their responsibility in governance. It notes that the Forces, which criticize the government and blame it for shortcomings, are still participating in the ruling process through four ministers who are supposed to be partners in decision-making. The article emphasizes that participation in the government is not a privilege or a reward but a responsibility that entails influence and accountability. It argues that the Forces' excuse of governmental incapacity does not exempt them from responsibility, and they must express their stance through concrete steps, such as resigning if they are unable to influence policy. The article clarifies that continuing to participate while criticizing without bearing the consequences presents a political contradiction, and that the responsibility for managing the current phase lies with those involved in governance. Moreover, elections do not annul their responsibilities.

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