CLEAN : A new series of attacks likely in Lebanon

The formation of the Lebanese government is increasingly complex, with moderate Sunni leadership being replaced by extremists. This shift raises the possibility of renewed violence, including assassinations and car bombings, as political factions remain deadlocked. The pressure on moderates and the President is growing, potentially leading to further instability. Tensions between the March 8 and March 14 political groups, with accusations against Hezbollah, exacerbate the situation.

What is one of the main challenges in forming the Lebanese government?

• Lack of international support

• Economic instability

• Environmental issues

• Marginalization of moderate Sunni leadership

What is a potential consequence of the political stalemate in Lebanon?

• Increased foreign investment

• Improved diplomatic relations

• Rise in tourism

• Series of assassinations and car bombings

Who is facing mounting pressure in the Lebanese political landscape?

• The President

• The military

• International organizations

• Local businesses

Which two political groups are in conflict in Lebanon?

• Sunni and Shia communities

• March 8 and March 14

• Hezbollah and the United Nations

• The government and the military

Who is March 14 blaming for the assassination of a former minister?

• The United Nations

• International peacekeepers

• March 8 and Hezbollah

• The President