Lebanon: A State of Law, Not a State of Arms: Restoring National Sovereignty and Resolving the Battle for Security and Authority

Al Liwaa: Lebanon is a state of institutions, and to save its state it needs neither anything extraordinary nor the invention of a new political system; what it needs is for the state to resume its original function: applying the law to everyone, protecting people, safeguarding security, enforcing public order, and confining armed force to the framework that…