How to Make (No) Sense of The New Lebanese Agreement with Israel

A country partially occupied, shaking hands with the occupier, and identifying resistance to the occupation as a threat to peace:

What’s happening with the Lebanese government?

As the Lebanese government signed a framework agreement with Israel, you, too, might be wondering what it means.

To answer this question in depth, I invite you to watch an excellent video at Drop Site News: an interview with Amal Saad, a lecturer at Cardiff University and a Hezbollah expert.

It is an in-depth conversation that deserves your time.

One of her answers to what the Lebanese government is trying to achieve is this:

“It is to de-sovereigntise Lebanon”, Amal says.

Watch the full video below. Share it with those following developments in Lebanon and in the region.

You can also find a shorter yet powerful analysis by Rania Khalek from BreakThrough News here. Find a powerful excerpt from it below.


As always, stay strong, check on others, and keep your heart open.

❤️💔❤️

Justina

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