How Did The Civil War Start in Lebanon

In addition to being an internal struggle in Lebanon, the Lebanese Civil War was also a regional battle that involved a large number of regional and international players.
OUTBREAK, CORES ISSUES, AND DRIVING FORCES OF THE WAR.
In reality, what is commonly known as the Lebanese Civil War was a series of conflicts that were more or less related to one another that took place between 1975 and 1990 .
DEBATES OVER SECTARIAN VIOLENCE.
The work of Marxist sociologists such as Salim Nasr (1983), Fawwaz Traboulsi (1993), and Fuad Shahin (1980) offers a corrective to what they see as an over-reliance on sectarianism as a catchall to explain the conflict.
MASSACRES AND MASS VIOLENCE.
There is no debate over the fact that multiple massacres took place, each of which resulted in the deaths of hundreds, and in some instances thousands, of innocent civilians.
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