To Be Lebanon or to Own It
Nidaa Al Watan: This is the fundamental dilemma we suffer from in the Cedar Nation: to be Lebanon or to own it. To be Lebanon never means owning it, but rather sacrificing for it, and for its values, its people, its land, and its cedars. As for owning Lebanon, it means harnessing the resources of its state, its people, and its future for our own interests…
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To Be Lebanon or to Own It
Nidaa Al Watan: This is the fundamental dilemma we suffer from in the Cedar Nation: to be Lebanon or to own it. To be Lebanon never means owning it, but rather sacrificing for it, and for its values, its people, its land, and its cedars. As for owning Lebanon, it means harnessing the resources of its state, its people, and its future for our own interests…
To Be Lebanon or to Own It
Nidaa Al Watan: This is the fundamental dilemma we suffer from in the Cedar’s homeland: to be Lebanon or to own it. To be Lebanon never means owning it, but rather sacrificing for it, and for its values, its people, its land, and its cedars. As for owning Lebanon, it means putting the resources of its state, its people, and its future at the service of our own interests…
