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We must stand by Lebanese medicine factories and all Lebanese factories, especially since every Lebanese has the right to obtain medicine of high quality, global specifications and acceptable prices.

My presence here today is a confirmation of my support for Lebanese industry and national industry, especially medicine production in Lebanon.

The required progress has not yet been achieved

Lasting stability cannot be achieved by military force alone

The win is for Lebanon and preserving it is what matters most

The Lebanese are tired of the state of war

No one protects us except state institutions

No one protects us in Lebanon except state institutions, and trust in them must remain high

that the Lebanese state and the Lebanese army are ready to address any security concerns through official mechanisms and approved coordination, instead of resorting to military operations

Lebanon adheres to diplomatic and negotiating solutions to address conflicts

Lebanon is committed to keeping UNIFIL or replacing it with European forces

There are no safe and sustainable solutions through war, but through diplomatic negotiation.

There is no danger to the Christian presence in Lebanon.

Lebanon is a message of freedom and pluralism in the region and the world, and it cannot live without its Christian and Muslim wings.

Israel has not committed to the agreement reached in the negotiations in Washington, and it continues its attacks on southern villages and towns with shelling, destruction, and bulldozing of homes.

Lebanon wishes that the international forces operating in the south (UNIFIL) complete their operational mission during the next year set for their withdrawal under the Security Council resolution, given the importance of their presence in the south for monitoring what is happening on the one hand, and for assisting the Lebanese Army when it deploys up to the international southern border after Israel's withdrawal on the other.

The left's celebrations are premature

The left's celebrations are premature

Lebanon looks to the support of friendly countries, including Ireland, to pressure Israel to stop its attacks, withdraw from the south, return Lebanese prisoners, and enable the state to rebuild destroyed villages and towns and return their residents to them

Israel has not committed to the agreement reached in the Washington negotiations and continues its attacks on southern villages and towns with shelling, destruction and bulldozing of homes

Israeli violations obstruct the implementation of the framework agreement and the army's deployment to the border, and we look forward to international pressure to stop them.

Lebanon wants UNIFIL to complete its mission in the south and welcomes an alternative European force in cooperation with the United Nations if the extension is not possible

Israeli elections will not change Israel's policy toward Lebanon

In the end, we will say to the citizen: Is it reasonable that you also pay a tariff for state institutions, their buildings and administrations? This is unacceptable. Today's statement again places responsibility on the citizen, who has been exhausted by the major economic crisis, amid great difficulty for many in securing their needs until the end of the month. Therefore, matters should not be exaggerated for citizens; rather, every party should do its job, and every institution should pay its dues to the Ministry of Energy so that the ministry can secure electricity for citizens and for the water establishments. At the same time, the Ministry of Energy should expose everyone who steals electricity and does not pay their dues.

Our battle to build the state begins at school, and the new curricula must entrench national unity

A stable state is built on centralizing weapons in the hands of its army, and our responsibility requires restoring consideration to production. Tripoli, with its energies and competencies, can be a key partner in Lebanon's renaissance if vision and management are available. There is no development without an effective state, and the state is not the property of a faction, sect, or team but belongs to all Lebanese and their shared reference.

Experience has proven that division protects no one and weakening the state protects no component.

We value the position of Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, especially in considering the Lebanese Army a red line, preserving civil peace, and openness to dialogue and understanding, as it is the best means to protect and save Lebanon.

We value the position of Speaker Nabih Berri, especially regarding considering the Lebanese Army a red line, preserving civil peace, and openness to dialogue and understanding, as the best means to protect and save Lebanon.

We can only stand by the security agencies, for they are the backbone of the state and its main pillar.