How long will the memory of war be used to justify the state’s incapacity?

Al Liwaa: The problem in Lebanon is no longer simply that the state is weak, but that its weakness has, over decades, become a reality with which political forces coexist, while citizens bear the consequences of settlements whose authors they have no ability to hold accountable. And while generations have grown accustomed to seeing the avoidance of war as a political achievement in itself,…