Lebanon is on its last legs, and it certainly deserves world attention.
Two MPs cannot win this battle alone. The United Nations and world leaders need to intervene to impose sanctions on Lebanon’s corrupt ruling elites starting with former President Aoun, to help investigate organized crimes and terrorism, and to support the Lebanese people in restructuring the national debt and building democratic institutions.Mireille Rebeiz, PhD, is Associate Professor, Dickinson College.
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