فياض

We are facing a transformation whose successive repercussions we may witness within America's camp and its allies, and it shows turmoil and confusion in managing choices and the ability to achieve meaningful achievements other than destruction and killing. On the other hand, Iran and its allies appear in a position of cohesion, clarity, steadfastness and the ability to manage the confrontation in a way that aborts the enemy's ability to achieve its goals and pushes it into the heart of an inescapable dilemma. The most important thing is to benefit from the eloquent lessons shown by these developments, especially by the Lebanese who are facing this persistent Israeli aggression and are subjected daily to its aggression and the war of extermination it is perpetrating.

Both Trump and Netanyahu paid the price for their futile wars that achieved no significant gains with the Islamic Republic of Iran, but left their negative effects on America itself in particular, on global energy security and on America's allies.

The potential changes that have arisen or may arise from the Israeli elections and the US elections will not change anything in the resistance's positions and calculations, neither regarding its right to defend its homeland, its people and itself and its pursuit to liberate the land, nor regarding its assessment of the performance of the Lebanese authority and its choices that have failed completely and achieved nothing in defending the Lebanese, and have offered no hope of liberating their land.

We, the Lebanese people, are the ones entitled to hold this authority accountable and seek to call it to account.

Most Lebanese have come to feel ashamed of this authority's performance and behavior, which strikes at the heart of national dignity.

The manner and content of the US Secretary of State's remarks with the President of the Republic clearly reflect the degree of subservience reached by Lebanese officials in their subordination to foreign powers.