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.
As always, stay strong, check on others, and keep your heart open.
❤️💔❤️
Justina
PS. See three initiatives I have starting this July: my second workshop on launching a political podcast (July 14), my anticolonial English classes, and anticolonial mental health conversations.
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