Lebanon’s struggle to implement the Taif Agreement and the resistance movements against Hezbollah
Lebanon’s social and economic struggle and instability have been a feature of the country for some decades, and the Beirut dock incident plunged once again the country into a profound economic crisis, exploited by Hezbollah extremist groups, that are destabilizing militia in the region. Among the reasons for continuous instability in Lebanon has been the lack of implementation of the Taif Agreement, while the Shia Hezbollah Militia have taken over most parts of Lebanon’s civil society enforcing a tight Sharija rule Theocratic regime, that threatens Lebanese civil society, Lebanon’ Parliamentary Sovereignty, and wider instability in the region.