Hezbollah delegation meets Aoun after tensions
A delegation from Hezbollah’s parliamentary bloc comprising MPs Mohammad Raad, Ali Ammar and Hassan Fadlallah on Thursday met with former president Michel Aoun in Rabieh.
The talks tackled the situations in the south and the domestic situations.
“The communication between us and Mr. President, General Michel Aoun, is constant and continuous. It was not severed in the past and will never be severed,” Raad said after the meeting.
“This communication brings reassurance and tranquility to the spirits of the Lebanese, regardless of their regions and sects, in light of the history of coexistence and real partnership between us in addressing the national issues,” Raad added.
“This visit was an opportunity to put Mr. President in the picture of the delicate military situations (in the south) away from the exchanges of tirades from here or there. We have expressed what can boost national unity in the face of the Zionist enemy, which is carrying a genocide today in Gaza,” the lawmaker went on to say.
“As for our Lebanese situation, we are required to show good intentions and insist on responsible exchanges between all groups and those concerned with the affairs of this country, in order to resolve the main problems that we are suffering from,” Raad said.
Aoun and his son-in-law, Free Patriotic Movement chief Jebran Bassil, had recently criticized Hezbollah's activation of the southern front against Israel in support of the Palestinians in Gaza. Relations between the two parties were already strained by differences over the presidential file and the caretaker Cabinet.
07 March 2024, 15:20
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No secret Netanyahu owes all his election wins to Hizb & Hamas rockets. With Hamas demise, Israel radicals could only stay in power and prevent 2-nation solution if Hizb keeps its rockets. Enough suffering and radicalization of Palestinians compliment of Hizb, Hamas & their masters the Vultures of Tehran. This tragedy must stop. Enough losing won wars. MOST SERIOUS DISCUSSIONS CONTINUE:
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SERIOUS TALK 16: PERMANENT SOLUTION: The cost of Gaza War is way over one hundred billions when accounting for arms, destruction, displacement, economic interruption, Suez, maritime diversion, raising insurance costs and Aid & UNRWA. A permanent solution is worth several hundred billions to the world community. Permanent Solution requires 2-state solution and peace accords btw Arabs & Israel. This can only happen if Hamas, Hizbollah and Netanyahu/Israeli Radicals are soundly defeated. Hamas is caput. Netanyahu and his radicals know very well their days in government are numbered. They will face Israeli and world courts as soon as war is over and permanent peace achieved. Netanyahu will only stay in power if Hizb is not disarmed and keep its Iranian rockets so both sides can play the fear game again as they did in the past 20 years. Permanent peace must include Hizb complete disarmament.
07 March 2024, 15:20
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SERIOUS TALK 17: DISARMING HIZBOLLAH: Hizbollah is Iran’s Foreign Legion. Recent events left no doubt Hizb role has nothing to do with Liberating Shebaa or Palestine. Its was created by Basij to control Lebanon and making the South Iran’s rocket base & training ground. Permanent peace is worth hundreds of billions. Lebanon’s share should be at least $40 billion if we succeed in disarming Hizb. This requires 3 steps: First: Agreement on border, Shebaa, refugee & $40 billion package invested in South, Beqaa & North for universities, infrastructure, advanced communications, etc. Second, Cedar Revolution II million plus march for No Arms Outside Army. Third: Army gives ultimatum to Hizb to surrender its arms followed by war of liberation if Hizb objects. Yes, fourth generation Lebanese from around the world will volunteer if truly to liberate Lebanon from this criminal militia and corrupt political mafia; and restore our culture, way of life, freedom, accountability and civility.
07 March 2024, 15:20
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SERIOUS TALK 18: DISARMING WILL SUCCEED: If US, Europe & Gulf want permanent peace & 2-State solution; it will happen despite Netanyahu & Nasrallah love story. Duo & Useful Idiots are 90% responsible for Lebanon bankruptcy & fall from shining city on the hill to a beggar nation run by Basij, with no dignity, honor, justice or freedom. Cedar Revolution I happened with zero Shia support. However, this time Shia Silent Majority will no doubt be prominent in Cedar Revolution II as all masks have fallen. Shia are Duo’s primary victims with no one repairing their homes. Election results are a mirage and reflection of arms, indoctrination and oppression not unlike 90% of Iraqi Shia voting for Saddam. As to Michel Aoun, if he & FPM do not support Army’s war against Hizb, his wars against LF will make him a war criminal in addition to being worst president in human history. Lets hope Hizb give up its arms if it realizes it is next after Gaza & Houthis while Iran’s vulture watching.
07 March 2024, 15:20
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SERIOUS TALK 19: PALESTINIANS in Gaza and West Bank deserve a permanent peace based on 2 states solutions and a vibrant economy integrated with Israel. Arab Israeli enjoy one of the Arab world highest standard of living and are increasingly integrated with Israel society, especially the young generation. Israel needs workers but cannot coexist with Hamas terrorist organization (Arab Taliban) and Iran’s mercenaries that have exploited and abused a whole generation of Palestinians while amassing power and riches to its leaders. Can Hamas fire rockets from Egypt or Jordan? We should round up and put all Hamas leaders in Lebanon in Jail, confiscating their riches for rebuilding Gaza. This will bring credibility and respect to our government and make it an important player in regional peace instead of being a Banana Republic and Hizb’s puppets. We cannot have Hizb & Hamas criminal organizations running the show while negotiating our sovereignty and land and maritime borders with Syria.
07 March 2024, 17:38
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"we are required to show good intentions" is an <b>extraordinarily odd</b> thing for any Lebanese, no less a Lebanese member of parliament, to say out loud, for public consumption.
