Qassem stresses that not only Hezbollah is responsible for president election
Hezbollah deputy chief Sheikh Naim Qassem on Friday emphasized that the election of a new president for the country is not solely the responsibility of Hezbollah.
“The obligatory path for the beginning of reforms and the beginning of working for rescuing Lebanon is the election of the president, that’s why all blocs are responsible for the election of the president and let no one hold Hezbollah alone responsible,” Qassem said.
“We have a specific number of MPs in parliament and we can influence the president’s election based on this number and each of the other blocs can influence it based on its size,” Hezbollah number two added.
“If the resistance is a point of contention, refer it to dialogue, and let’s bring a president who has the ability for economic rescue with the participation of all Lebanese,” Qassem went on to say.
He also said that the new president should have the ability to “oversee a dialogue table that can bring the Lebanese together to discuss the issue of the defense strategy.”
“Seeing as we agree on the priority of the economy and combating corruption, let’s refer the controversial issues to dialogue,” Qassem added.
25 November 2022, 23:08
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Qassem's words are jumbled
Proper order: Qassem stresses that only Hezbollah is responsible for no president election.
26 November 2022, 15:40
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Are you saying the Hezbolla MPs president is WHITE paper? in other word you do not want a president but rather a robot.
27 November 2022, 03:32
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Hizbollah for dummies:
- Iran’s Foreign Legion occupying Lebanon
- Lebanese Brainwashed Basij
- Shia Taliban
- Muslim Brotherhood 2.0
- Rafiq Hariri Assassins
- M14 martyrs Assassins including Tueni, Jemayel, Shateh & others
- Kings of captagon and illegal crossings
- Assassins of Freedom, Sovereignty, Democracy & Civility
- Arm worshipers & indoctrinated children soldiers
- History trash surviving on oppression, blackmail and Useful Idiots
- Self imploding starting from Iran
27 November 2022, 20:50
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As these three comments illustrate, Hezbullah probably does not want a democracy in Lebanon because then its Shia majority would make Hezbullah the government, which would give NATO and Israel the excuse to bomb Lebanon into dust. As things are now, Constitutional Article 24, which gives half the parliamentary seats to Christians, keeps Lebanon in the hands of NATO/Israel, dysfunctional, and "safe". I guess I agree with Hezbullah's analysis. KSA/MBS and al Thani in Qatar won't be here forever.
