“…Arab Gulf countries, led by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have paid for the reconstruction of Lebanon and strengthened its economy through deposits and grants, and these countries are home to hundreds of thousands of workers (Workers, and not beggars) in various sectors, however the state (of Lebanon) did not move because it is governed involved two parties who threaten the interests of Saudi Arabia, Hezbollah and Syria … and that begs the question as to the status of the majority of Lebanese Sunnis: It remains the weakest component in Lebanon, traditionally neutral or accepting the protection of lesser communities (lesser numerically and economically) … If ‘emboldened’ the Sunnis could alter the balance of forces … (continue, here)”