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We affirm our keenness to continue efforts to reach a political settlement to the Ukraine crisis
I told the Prime Minister that we today possess a set of facilities in Lebanon, especially in Greater Tripoli, and these facilities in fact need agreements at the level of heads of governments, meaning between Prime Minister Nawaf Salam and the heads of governments of the countries we want to work with, whether Qatari, Emirati, Saudi or from any other country. The projects that Lebanon needs, and that we are capable of implementing, can make Tripoli a platform to serve global economies. This creates revenues for the Lebanese treasury, provides job opportunities for people, and at the same time establishes regional and international partnerships that make Lebanon safer, as a result of the funds that will be invested in projects on its territory, so that our security becomes part of the security and stability of the international community.
Our meeting today with Prime Minister Dr. Nawaf Salam was about the demands of the Lebanese economic bodies, the issues concerning the economic sector and its workers, employees and laborers, and how some measures can be taken that allow us to absorb the difficult phase we are going through and mitigate its repercussions.
The countries of the Collective Security Treaty Organization will consider tomorrow, Wednesday, the issue of depriving Armenia of voting rights in the organization.
We are the Torah bloc - we are not the change bloc nor the right, and we will cooperate with whoever provides a solution for Torah students
There are 19 Hezbollah members in the Knesset, and I will fight them. The elections were stolen, and I hope they are rerun.
We plan to bring about change in the path the country was taking
We hope for a preliminary agreement this week, and passing the gap law is the entry point to addressing the banking crisis.
We look forward to the release of the tax funds withheld by Minister Smotrich, and to removing the threat of severing banking relations between Palestinian and Israeli banks.
We look forward to the return of Palestinian workers to the Israeli labor market, and to curbing settler activities.
The humanitarian situation in Gaza is deteriorating. Heavy rain, and flooded tents. The reality on the ground is tragic. The British government will not stand idly by. We will not rest until we put an end to this unbearable suffering
Almost all residents of the Gaza Strip need assistance
We thank the US mediation efforts to end the Ukraine war
The dispute with Iran will not be resolved by military means, nor by tightening sanctions.
Military action does not appear necessary today, but we are ready and equipped to carry it out if things change.
The economic campaign (against Iran) has been so devastating that there is currently no need for major combat operations. That is what I told our allies here today.
There is agreement on applying international principles and standards related to the hierarchy of bearing losses, so that the state and Banque du Liban bear the losses first, followed by the banking sector, and the depositor is the last to bear them.
The government did not cause the banking crisis, but it is working with all its efforts to find a solution to it.
The opening session marks the beginning of a series of continuous meetings that will continue until Friday.
The Gulf Defense Council meeting affirms the importance of strengthening our military and defense capabilities
I held a fruitful meeting with my Ukrainian counterpart and we discussed the course of peace negotiations with Russia and defense cooperation
The proposal affirms our desire for peace, but with not using the Israeli occupation to impose normalization.
We are talking about international forces balanced in their presence because they are composed of the permanent members of the Security Council, thus giving balance toward Lebanon and Israel.
We placed a proposal in the hands of President Joseph Aoun regarding the international forces, with the desire for consultations with countries, so we can take Lebanon out of the state of waiting.
Participants in the talks acknowledged the importance of addressing post-war security concerns and reducing the risks of conflict.
We met with representatives of Ukraine and European partners to continue coordination on efforts to end the war in Ukraine.
We reject using the Israeli military presence to impose normalization on Lebanon
Sovereignty requires Israel's withdrawal, the Lebanese state's commitment to the exclusivity of weapons, and the adoption of a national security strategy; this remains an internal track.
We propose that the international force be composed of the permanent members of the Security Council to ensure balance in dealing with Lebanon and Israel
Not allowing Israel to exploit the occupation to impose normalization