مصباح الأحدب: انسحاب "القوات" أنقذ النواب السنّة

Aoun's visit to Washington, his meeting with Trump, the possibility of a renewed conflict in Lebanon, the deep state, and a general amnesty... these are some of the hot topics discussed by journalist Rabih Yassin with former MP Misbah Al-Ahdab in a new episode of "Tonight's Dialogue." In this episode, Misbah Al-Ahdab discusses the significance of President Joseph Aoun's visit to Washington and what his anticipated meeting with US President Donald Trump might bring for Lebanon, given the rapid regional shifts and the ongoing escalation between the United States and Iran. He also addresses the potential for the confrontation to expand in the region and the possibility that the Iranian Revolutionary Guard might push for a renewed conflict in Lebanon, focusing on the Lebanese state's position and its ability to protect its sovereignty and prevent the country from sliding into another war. In another segment, Al-Ahdab discusses the concept of the "deep state" in Lebanon, how it continues to influence political and administrative decisions, and his perspective on the official state's attempts to regain its authority and build institutions capable of enforcing the rule of law. The episode also addresses the issue of the general amnesty law, which stalled in Parliament. Al-Ahdab explains his interpretation of what transpired during the session, arguing that the withdrawal of the Lebanese Forces MPs prevented a legislative error that would have impacted the law's passage and the rights of a large number of detainees. If you enjoyed this content, don't forget to: 🔹 Subscribe to the Arabic Channel. 🔹 Turn on notifications to receive all the latest updates. 🔹 Like and share the video with your friends. 🔹 Share your opinions in the comments. What do you think of Aoun's visit to Washington? Is Lebanon facing the risk of a new front opening? Misbah Al-Ahdab: The Lebanese Forces' withdrawal saved the Sunni MPs #Tonight'sDialogue #MisbahAlAhdab #RabihYassin #JosephAoun #DonaldTrump #Lebanon #GeneralAmnesty #Hezbollah #Iran #Washington #LebanesePolitics #InArabic