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Trump can call me Senator from now on

We do not want our money to be used to fund apartheid, genocide, or wars

Trump can call me Senator from now on

The results showed that the people in Michigan decided who represents them in Washington

We did it! I am very proud and honored to stand here as the elected senator from the great state of Michigan.

No heroics against the army

The state of Israel has committed genocide. I do not think this is a controversial statement. If you asked anyone knowledgeable about the matter, they would confirm to you that it was a genocide. Israel's human rights community also confirms that a genocide is taking place. The mere fact that our money is used by a foreign government to commit genocide, and our inability to continue the discussion on this matter, is deeply problematic in my view.

If in Beirut you are unable to provide electricity to the airport, where are you going to stage your bravado by opening Qulayaat Airport, when your greatest achievement is a generator-powered electric train?!

An urgent appeal from the presidency of Beirut International Airport: We call on the Ministry of Energy and Electricité du Liban to quickly address the power outage at the airport since this morning.

If in Beirut you can't provide electricity to the airport

Addressing the housing crisis requires more than temporary solutions; it requires a clear national strategy and a roadmap defining the future path, and this strategy must be based primarily on enshrining the citizen's right to decent housing, especially for the elderly, and it will later be submitted to the Council of Ministers to obtain a national endorsement, the first of its kind in the country.

Every citizen has the right to adequate housing, and we began a few months ago preparing this strategy

Where have the voices of His Excellency and his state gone?

Israel today accused the Lebanese Army of failing in its missions in the south, and the army responded with a detailed statement that refuted its claims with evidence and facts. So what does Israel want?

Yes, absolutely.

We do not want agreements that remain on paper, but cooperation that changes people's lives

Syria's decision is for the Syrians and Lebanon's decision is for the Lebanese

The game is much bigger than Lebanon.

Today there is no coherence between remaining incapable within the state on one hand and threatening the street on the other.

It is not in Hezbollah's interest, nor probably its intention, to slide into a plan of confrontation with the state, especially with the army, or with any Lebanese political or sectarian faction.

The return of about 700,000 Syrians from Lebanon to Syria reflects the success of coordination between the two countries.

We are interested in keeping pace with the Syrians who returned from Lebanon to their country.

We are establishing partnerships with Syria in various sectors by opening social channels between the two countries and exchanging expertise.

Internal unity is Lebanon's safety valve

the danger of the policy adopted by Hezbollah and its allies after the support war

The biggest crime against these workers

And in Lebanon, the state boasts about the framework agreement and is left exposed before Israel, and you will eat barley!

This is what is happening with al-Sharaa's Syria, who also met Trump in Washington and did not provoke Israel with a single shot.

Latest news: Israel advanced yesterday into western Damascus up to the entrances of the village of Arna, which is an hour and a quarter from the presidential palace in Damascus.

It is not built with slogans and speeches, but by uniting the efforts of its people and focusing on common ground