The Dialectics

From the National Pact to Hezbollah: How Lebanon’s Sectarian Foundations Shape Its Present Crisis

The once “Paris of the Middle East” is now engulfed in an endless political and humanitarian crisis. The cause of the instability dates back to the state’s independence in 1943. Lebanon is one of the worst-affected countries facing an economic downturn for decades, eroding human rights with more than 70 percent of the population living in poverty. The state was pushed into such crippling conditions within several decades driven by multiple factors....

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