Raad Says Baabda Declaration Was 'Born Dead'
إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربيةHizbullah MP Mohammed Raad stated on Wednesday that the Baabda Declaration “was born dead,” accusing political factions in the country of “hindering the commitment to national agreements.”
"Some groups want to cover their failure in building the state by tackling the resistance's weapons,” Raad said at an event celebrating the contributors to Hizbullah's al-Manar television and al-Nur radio.
He explained: “We might talk about declarations and about national dialogue but the loss of credibility of some factions obstruct the commitment to all these agreements. The Baabda Declaration, for example, was born dead because our political foes used their weapons and ports to transport arms to meddle in regional affairs.”
"All what is left from the Baabda Declaration is ink on paper.”
In June 2012, a national dialogue session approved the Baabda Declaration that demands that Lebanon disassociate itself from regional conflicts.
The Hizbullah lawmaker also denounced “some factions' silence over Israeli violations.”
“While they are sensitive towards a rocket that, by mistake, was launched from beyond the border and fell on the Bekaa, even filing complaints with the U.N. Security Council and the Arab League about it, they on the other hand did not condemn the daily Israeli violations of Lebanese sovereignty and the latest incidence in Labbouneh when troops crossed the Blue Line and advanced 400 meters into Lebanon.”
The Lebanese army said last week that a group of Israeli soldiers crossed the border into the southern area of Labbouneh near Naqoura and were wounded in an explosion which reports have said was caused by a landmine.
Tackling the formation of the cabinet, Raad insisted that “all political factions must be represented in the new council of ministers.”
“Any mistakes in political representation inside the cabinet will lead to a deadlock in solving the internal crisis and we will waste time waiting to see what happens regionally and what results might be exported to Lebanon," he considered.
If you can't commit, you don't sign!
Rooh l3ab ya moujrim. There still are innocent Syrians kids you forgot to kill.
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So Hizbullah is the one hindering the building of the state
basically anything hizb iran signs is not worth the paper it's written on. they have broken every promise and agreement they ever made.
SO, why did you sign it and wasted everybody's time. But that is your trait: liars and backstabbers.
Raad has summed up Lebanon's future in himself. Anyone who disagrees with him and his party is a traitor and outcast. He thinks everyone should agree with his party's destructive behavior that's costing Lebanon dearly. It's time for him and his party to listen instead of talking constantly and meaninglessly. No Mr Raad, the president is not wrong; you are. more than 90% of the Lebanese don't agree with your party including a large number of the Shai.
should you not -as a Christian I presume- wish that he'd take the path of light rather than wishing he was born dead?
It's a simple question, you don't have to answer.
The Loyalty to the resistance (and the resistance's loyalty to Iran) has resulted not only in Dead birth of the Baabda declaration but also in the Dead birth of the Lebanese State and its armed forces after the Syrian withdrawal. They are the abortion Doctors.
Raad looks like an evil zombi... I think all the rot he has inside is trying to come out.
And the dialogue table is born dead, and the Doha declaration is born dead, and the STL was born dead, and I hope soon you are found dead !
How to build a state with people like that, lying is in their blood
“From ten parts of Deen, nine parts depend upon Taqiyyah.” (Usool-e Kafi, part 2, Kitaabul Imaan wal Kufr, Babut Taqiyyah, line 5)
“The Imam mentioned that the most beloved thing on the surface of earth is Taqiyyah.” (Usool-e Kafi, part 2, Kitaabul Imaan wal Kufr, Babut Taqiyyah, line 12, Riwayah 4, p.217)
The fifth Infallible Imam of the Shia, Abu Jafar, says:
“Taqiyyah is from my religion and the religion of my fathers; whoever doesn’t have Taqiyyah doesn’t have Iman.” (Al-Kafi, Chapter Taqiyyah, Vol. 2, p.219)