What they said

to stop its interference in Lebanon's internal affairs, its challenges to the decisions of the Lebanese government, and to stop supplying Hezbollah with weapons and money.

The government took a decisive decision in August 2025 to restrict weapons to the legitimate security agencies alone, and to extend the state's authority over its entire territory by its own forces exclusively, in the belief that there is no sovereignty with dual control of weapons, no stability with a decision unchecked outside state institutions, and no sustainable development except under a strong and capable state.

We demand that Iran stop its challenges to the decisions of the Lebanese government and stop supplying Hezbollah with weapons.

We call on Iran and its proxies to stop the attacks on the Gulf Cooperation Council states and Jordan

We condemn the successive Israeli attacks on Lebanon's sovereignty and territorial unity

We call on Iran and its proxies to stop attacks on the GCC states and Jordan

We condemn the repeated Israeli attacks on Lebanon's sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Certainly, these forces have no military tasks on the ground; rather, they will have accompanying and support tasks for the Lebanese army in many areas.

The current direction is to send this mission, whose framework is being studied.

France has never abandoned Lebanon; rather, Lebanon has always been at the heart of its concerns, and Lebanon is always a French priority in the region.

Internal unity is Lebanon's safety valve

If the right does not come to power, the Europe we know will end, and Rome is on the way.

Woe to Europe, and may God protect France from the newcomers and the leftists.

You destroyed Syria, Libya and Iraq and embraced Islamist currents to use them to wreck their countries, and now it has backfired on you.

Rome is on the way

The Europe we know will end

If our unity continues and the people continue to support us, no power will be able to undermine our cohesion and our internal capabilities.

Seminars and activities are not activated except in faculties that have student councils; the councils of some faculties at the Lebanese University are neglected and dissolved by time, which means the absence of part of student life.

In my first period at the university, I was surprised by the matter because our family is far from politics, but now I am convinced and enthusiastic about participating in such an election.

Nothing changes in students' lives as a result of this list or that winning, especially since students' relationship with everything academic and administrative is with the university administration itself.

Internal unity is Lebanon's safety valve

Sacrifices and steadfastness are the fundamental title of protecting the homeland, and Lebanon cannot be protected through concessions

Whoever does not want the resistance to remain must provide the alternative capable of protecting Lebanon and ensuring the return of southerners to their villages with dignity and honour

We do not intend to attack any country, but we will confront any attack with force and will not allow enemies to covet our land

What affects the Gulf affects Lebanon.. and Taif awaits implementation

We are not sitting on land we stole. This is our historical land. We are the indigenous people here. We are not the Dutch in Indonesia. We are Jews whose origin is from Judah. We are not a colonial project. We are the original owners of our land. This is our land.

The decision to amend or cancel the law boycotting Israel is a political matter. Circumstances governed the issuance of the law in the era of President Camille Chamoun. Circumstances govern today in the era of President Joseph Aoun in a time of negotiation with Israel and the region turning upside down. Canceling the law has become a need; the Lebanese foreign minister's consultation with the Arab League helps.

The decision to amend or cancel the Israel boycott law is a political matter. Circumstances governed the issuance of the law in the era of President Camille Chamoun. Circumstances govern today in the era of President Joseph Aoun, at a time of negotiation with Israel and the region turning completely upside down. Cancelling the law has become a necessity; consultation by Lebanon's foreign minister with the Arab League helps.

Whoever does not want the resistance to remain must secure the alternative

a heritage catastrophe