What they said

A word of truth: my friend Elham Shahin is one of the noblest people I have met and the most truthful I have known; she is a clear and frank personality who loves art, a giving person to her family and those around her, and she does good silently.

Iran was part of the election result

No water and no electricity

Strong systems correct their mistakes

What concerns us is what affects citizens, namely cutting electricity to the water wells that feed villages and towns.

Aren't the Ministry of Energy and the electricity institution indebted to the state by more than twenty-one billion US dollars?

Certainly not. We support the right of every government in Israel to defend itself against attacks, whether from states such as Iran or from non-state actors, such as terrorist organizations.

Interrogate the heads of the Arab parties in the Shin Bet cellars even without the approval of the government's legal advisor

I condemn in the strongest terms any Lebanese elements or groups interfering in the internal affairs of brotherly Arab countries, especially engaging in any form of military activities that threaten the security and safety of their countries, the latest of which is what the brotherly Yemeni government announced.

Protecting Lebanon is a national responsibility that requires prioritizing its supreme interest over any other consideration, and committing to placing the decision of war and peace exclusively in the hands of the state and its constitutional institutions.

Given the risks of renewed war in the region, I repeat the warning against the danger of dragging Lebanon into any new reckless adventure in service of foreign interests and pushing it into confrontations it cannot afford the consequences of.

The audit is complete. We reviewed all complaints submitted by political forces and found nothing indicating any violation of the integrity of the elections

Its audit of the vote held last week did not show any violations affecting the integrity of the ballot

Trump has lost in both war and politics, and we will certainly inflict more defeats on him.

Food safety is not in its best condition.

We have no employees, nothing.

I strongly condemn the interference of any Lebanese elements or groups in the affairs of Arab countries and their carrying out military activities that threaten their security and safety, the latest of which is what the Yemeni government announced

We will not accept that a fate they did not choose be imposed on the Lebanese, or that Lebanon turn again into an arena for others' conflicts

Dear JD, what a strange paradox that the Constitution obliges you…

I feel great pride, and consider it a great honor, to stand before you today as your elected senator for the great state of Michigan.

To the pro-Israel lobby, AIPAC, which spent $42 million in its war against us: thank you for giving me the chance to defeat you twice.

They try to portray you as a hateful person if you believe that Palestinian children have the right to grow up in the land of their ancestors, without being killed with taxpayers' money. If you believe in equal rights in peace, dignity and self-determination, then this is not hate, it is love. People of Michigan, we want taxpayers' money to be invested here.

Even though this administration still has two years in power, our mission now is to roll up our sleeves, make changes wherever we have the ability to do so, prevent further harm, and lay the foundations for the future.

The election results were achieved thanks to outstanding candidates who ran in races across the country, including areas where winning chances seemed slim.

The results of the midterm congressional elections carried a clear message from American voters: that they want politics that brings them together rather than divides them, and leaders who offer concrete solutions to the challenges they face.

Interference in the affairs of Arab countries brings nothing but harm to Lebanon and the interests of its people, and we are keen to respect the sovereignty of our brothers and strengthen relations with them.

We will not accept that the Lebanese are imposed a fate they did not choose, or that Lebanon again becomes an arena for others' conflicts

Protecting Lebanon requires prioritizing the national interest and confining the decision of war and peace to the state and its constitutional institutions

The Lebanese, especially the people of the south, paid heavy prices in their lives, livelihoods and homes, and they have the right to live in safety away from wars, displacement and destruction.

I warn against the peril of dragging Lebanon into a new absurd adventure in service of foreign interests and pushing it into confrontations it cannot bear the consequences of