What they said

The basic condition for any mandatory conscription law is that it passes the Supreme Court test. Otherwise, there is no point in wasting a single minute on an unacceptable law.

All the posts that talk about mediators acting on my behalf, and the names mentioned, such as Moshe Leon, Avi Abuhatzeira, and others, are all lies and fabrications.

We must wait a little until the mediators resume the diplomatic track

The results of the US elections led to a halt in the work of mediators

We do not want to enter the government, but we will be a safety net for our Arab society

The mission in Iran has not yet been completed

Whoever tore Israeli society apart cannot speak about unity

We are waiting to see when the Americans will be able to absorb the election results to know how to continue the existing track

The Iranians have 10% of the missile capability and 15% of the drone capability

We have identified 38 Iranian bridges among our targets that we can destroy, and within one hour they will all be destroyed.

We will not withdraw from the security zones in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria, and if Hezbollah chooses to join Iran in an attack on Israel, it will receive very severe strikes.

Iran is trying to renew its efforts to obtain nuclear weapons, along with other dangerous efforts that put the State of Israel in real danger.

Regarding Iran, the mission is not yet complete.

We have identified targets in Iran in preparation for any new military action, including power stations and bridges

We also have 3 aircraft carriers on standby should an order be issued to launch a strike on Iran

Our forces are positioned in the region if I issue the order to strike Iran

Iran is a failed state, inflation has reached 301%, and returning to fighting is very unlikely, but I will do it if necessary.

Others are the ones who link their interests to abroad, and others are the ones betting on foreign powers, while what matters to me is to affirm that nothing protects Lebanon except everyone's commitment to keeping the decision of peace and war and the exclusive possession of weapons in the hands of the state. Whatever the nature of external developments, we are moving forward with this approach relentlessly.

We have had enough of commitments that repeatedly drag Lebanon into the furnace of futile wars, which will only provide more pretexts for Israel to expand its occupation of the south and intensify destruction, killing and displacement.

It is very unfortunate that the Lebanese are being misled by talk of the government being lost or confused, as if it were resorting to foreign bets and illusory calculations.

If negotiations with Iran continue to progress, it is unlikely I will order a return to war

There are tents in which the water level reached half a meter, and people were forced to sleep outdoors.

Respond to our demands, including ending the war on all fronts, and you will see the results

in a way that ensures fairness for this group that has spent long years serving the state and its institutions, and guarantees them their retirement rights like other public sector workers

If the White House decides to choose war, our forces are fully prepared

Our proposal based on meeting our requirements and stopping fighting on all fronts still stands, and the Americans have the choice

I was pleased to participate with the Lebanese Forces students in their annual event. We take pride in future generations and rely on them to continue the march of the Strong Republic in which we believe.

From this place filled with love, I offered prayers that Lebanon remain a land of freedom, encounter and hope, and that our monasteries remain beacons of faith, knowledge and service wherever Lebanese may be.

I was pleased to meet the monastery's superior, Father Marwan Issa, and the priests, and I expressed in a word I wrote in the golden record my emotion at visiting this monastery, in which we find something of Lebanon's warmth, the depth of its faith and the authenticity of its message.

I was deeply moved by my visit to Saint Anthony's Monastery in Montreal, which belongs to the Lebanese Maronite Order and was purchased by Abbot Boutros Namaan in 1984 and designated as a shelter for Lebanese who arrived in Canada as immigrants with nowhere to stay.