However, if young men were given the incentive to grow and sell cannabis then sell it to the Lebanese state at a government-set price, would it be lucrative enough to ensure they are not attracted to Hezbollah recruiting? Doing so could actually do dramatic favors for improving the socio-economic situation in many parts of Lebanon, especially the Bekaa region which serves as the cannabis cultivation hub of the nation.
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