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Lebanon’s crime, as far as Israel is concerned, is its chronic failure to exercise its sovereignty.


In the harshness of political realism, unexercised sovereignty deserves no respect.


The failure of the Lebanese state to exercise its sovereignty has been painful to this nation. For years, this was a country locked in bloody civil war and overrun by militias of every variety. In a cruel exchange, the period of civil war was ended at the cost of Lebanon becoming an unwilling appendage to neighboring Syria.


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ALTHOUGH LEBANON

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Sovereignty

By FIRST PERSON | By Alex Magno | August 1, 2006 - 12:00am

Lebanon’s crime, as far as Israel is concerned, is its chronic failure to exercise its sovereignty. In the harshness of political realism, unexercised sovereignty deserves no respect. The failure of...

Opinion