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This is a very important and delicate point, namely a matter of balances that President Berri may undertake to preserve Islamic unity.
What is happening today is due to the absence of the political authorities that once carried weight, particularly since the days of the martyr Rafik Hariri and even during the era of President Saad Hariri. More clearly, if the martyr President Rafik Hariri were present, what happened would not have happened. Today, in the absence of leaders and authorities, matters may have shifted to the Speaker of Parliament, but not in order to create a rotation between Sunnis and Shiites or to redress the grievance of the noble Shiite community politically, religiously and administratively, but to preserve the game of political balances.
Unfortunately, the decision for war was and remains Iranian!
We are against resisting Israel through a military faction like Hezbollah; we are with the state protecting Lebanon.
We warned against the party entering the war, but unfortunately the decision was Iranian and still is.
The anniversary of October 7 is the anniversary of the elimination of Lebanon and the end of a major era of it.
Emergency declarations in Florida and Alabama have been approved to ensure the availability of the federal resources needed to deal with Hurricane Isaias
If we take any step or close the port, let no one blame us.
He has always cared about the fishermen's issues in the mountains and never cares about the fishermen's issues on the coast.
We are about to close Tripoli Port, so that no one will be allowed to enter it until the fishermen obtain their rights. We will also close the Beirut highway until the state recognizes our rights.
Allowing American airlines to operate direct flights to Lebanon.
It constitutes a sign of confidence in the measures taken by the Lebanese state to ensure civil aviation safety, protect air traffic to and from Beirut, and enhance the security of flights linking Lebanon to the countries of the world.
The Lebanese people deserve a sovereign state that protects their rights, returns their savings to them, and puts their future above every militia and every foreign agenda.
Lebanon must now meet this step with concrete measures: disarming Hezbollah, restricting weapons to the state alone, and implementing the long-awaited financial and institutional reforms.
I thank US President Donald Trump for lifting the restrictions imposed on air transport with Lebanon, which paves the way for operating direct flights between our two countries.
My sister, this is a trick
The papers will be revealed, and an earthquake will occur in the negotiations, and Israel must prepare to empty the prisons.
A state that does not hear people's voice in institutions will hear it later in the street. But more dangerous than the protest itself is the loss of hope.
The choice before Lebanon is either to keep managing its crises with patchwork solutions or to move from crisis management to state-building. Even if the war ends tomorrow, even if the Israeli forces withdraw, even if the direct negotiations we did not support succeed, Lebanon will not automatically regain its health.
At this highly complex Lebanese moment, events cannot be approached from a single angle. Lebanon is living a crisis of state before a crisis of government, a crisis of trust before a financial crisis, and a crisis of sovereignty before a border crisis.
MPs are handing the United Nations a memorandum demanding a review of Resolution 2790 and the future of UNIFIL to prevent any security vacuum in the south.
Immediate threats
His decision opens the way for the resumption of direct flights between the two countries
You are the generation we want to carry Lebanon forward
These restrictions are no longer necessary to protect aircraft bound for or departing from Lebanon from unlawful seizure.
Lebanon attaches utmost importance to the safety of civil aviation and the security of Rafic Hariri International Airport.
It reflects confidence in the measures taken by the Lebanese state to ensure the safety of civil aviation and the security of flights from and to Beirut.
The security personnel who were in the car were transferred to Saint John Hospital in Jounieh to undergo routine tests
The accident happened to one of the cars of his convoy while it was heading to Jounieh
an attempt to polish the group's image