Since 2019, Lebanon has struggled with deep economic and financial crises, which have further complicated its attempts to extricate itself from the influences of Iran, Syria, and Hezbollah.
This paper discusses historical contexts and strategic avenues Lebanon could pursue to achieve autonomy from these powerful players, while also addressing domestic governance issues and rebuilding its socio-economic structure.
Furthermore, it examines potential scenarios, including the implications of an Israeli intervention to push Hezbollah out of Lebanon, and envisions Lebanon's future in such contexts.