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put a final end to the duality of weapons and the military organization of Hezbollah across all Lebanese territory

dangerous indicators

a comprehensive survey of the Rouissat-Jdeideh area and its surroundings, following the discovery of a tunnel in the area

The state must decide

I contacted the Minister of Defense this morning, and asked him to have the army and security forces conduct a comprehensive survey of the Rouissat - Jdeideh area and its surroundings, following the discovery of a tunnel in the area. He showed responsiveness to the request. A tunnel in Metn, an explosives shipment in Dahr al-Baydar, and clashes with security forces in the Dahieh… dangerous indicators require a final end to the duality of weapons and Hezbollah's military organization across all Lebanese territory. The continuation of the illegal weapon and Hezbollah's military and security organization constitutes an imminent danger, and the state must act decisively to preserve Lebanon.

The state must decide

What is required today is the implementation decision. The state has taken preliminary decisions, and the time has come to translate them, because the Lebanese want to live in freedom, dignity and safety on their land, and for Lebanon to be a state, not an arena for others' conflicts.

Our goal is clear: that the Lebanese live free, with their dignity and security on their land, and that this war be Lebanon’s last war.

The state today faces a clear choice: either it leaves Lebanon hostage to Iranian guardianship, or it assumes its responsibility and frees Lebanon from this guardianship, and frees the Shiites in Lebanon from the guardianship exercised over them in the name of Hezbollah and Iran.

What is required today is the decision to implement. The state has taken preliminary decisions, and the time has come to translate them, because the Lebanese want to live in freedom, dignity and security on their land, and for Lebanon to be a state, not an arena for others’ conflicts.

Official Lebanon has returned to shoulder its responsibilities

There is no dialogue on weapons before they are handed over

We feel that official Lebanon has returned after 35 years to assume its responsibilities towards the Lebanese, and this is a new thing, and we support the President and the government in these difficult circumstances.

We still hear theories and lies to people, and Qassem's speech yesterday was a disaster. Is he living a parallel life to ours?