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It is not related to the truth and reality
The judicial bodies are following up on all files referred to them, there will be no leniency with perpetrators, and the laws will be applied without any favoritism.
The army and security forces are fully carrying out their duties in implementing the decisions related to preventing armed displays, confiscating weapons and ammunition, and combating smuggling.
Press Israel... and we will do our duty!
The role of the media is to convey the message faithfully, so be messengers of truth, do not sell your pen, and work according to your conscience.
Lebanon's students and youth are a trust in my care, and I will do the impossible to keep you in Lebanon.
Regional and international developments and the Israeli elections may have slowed the pace of negotiations, but that does not mean they have stopped, and our goal is Lebanon's interest.
We are by your side… and we believe in you.
The Citizenship School is not a one-year project, nor a passing activity, nor an initiative tied to a particular circumstance. The Citizenship School is a culture of building bridges, a culture of building peace, a culture of respecting difference, and a culture of building the human being.
The force's withdrawal would create a vacuum with negative implications for regional security and leave developments in the area without international monitoring.
We are with you… and we believe in you.
Lebanon is not a destiny condemned to repeat the past, but a possibility that the new generation can contribute to achieving through awareness, participation, and the daily practice of citizenship.
The School of Citizenship is not a one-year project, nor a passing activity, nor an initiative tied to a specific circumstance. The School of Citizenship is a culture of building bridges, a culture of building peace, a culture of respecting difference, and a culture of building the human being.
We are with you... and we believe in you.
The School of Citizenship is not a project for one year, nor a passing activity, nor an initiative tied to a specific circumstance; the School of Citizenship is a culture of building bridges, a culture of building peace, a culture of respecting difference, and a culture of building human beings.
The circumstances resulting from the Israeli attacks and the occupation of southern villages and towns, most of which fall within UNIFIL's mandate, make the presence of the international forces very important, because their withdrawal would create a vacuum with negative repercussions on the security situation in the region, and the region would be devoid of any international monitoring of what is happening there, without ignoring the social, humanitarian, health and educational roles these forces have played, which have made the relationship solid between them and the southern citizens who are comfortable with their presence, trust their role, and insist on their stay in their towns and villages.
The continuation of Israeli attacks and the occupation of southern villages and towns makes the presence of UNIFIL extremely important, and its withdrawal would create a security vacuum and deprive the region of international oversight of what is happening there.
The efforts made by Engineer Mikhael during his tenure of his responsibilities in the Council, especially in the difficult circumstances Lebanon went through.
UNIFIL is responsible for the border points demarcated by the Blue Line, and if it leaves the south, these points that secure Lebanon's borders will become open and abandoned. Therefore, the fears lie in the absence of observers to protect the Lebanese border.
There are more than 10,000 citizens from three border villages — Dibbine, Ayn Ebel and Rmeish — who will be completely isolated if we cannot find an alternative to UNIFIL, as it secures the humanitarian corridor to these areas. They live under fear for their fate amid the expansion of the occupation around their villages and the tightening of the noose on them, while the state's presence recedes and it fails to secure the most basic means of steadfastness.
We are not only saying that we want the extension; rather, it is impossible to implement the latest Security Council resolution, 2790, which speaks of handing over all equipment, points and areas where UNIFIL elements are located to the army. The most important here are the points, and since there are points under occupation, handing them over to Israeli forces would consecrate the occupation.
The continuation of Israeli attacks and the occupation of southern villages and towns makes UNIFIL's presence critically important, and its withdrawal would create a security vacuum and deprive the region of international monitoring of what is happening there.
It is an important day for the state of Israel, and an important day also for the city of Jerusalem
This is the tenth embassy to be opened in Jerusalem. Since I took office less than two years ago, the number of embassies in Jerusalem has doubled. There will be more, God willing, soon.
The circumstances resulting from the Israeli attacks and the occupation of southern villages and towns, most of which fall within UNIFIL's area of operations, make the presence of the international forces extremely important, because their withdrawal would create a vacuum with negative repercussions on the security situation in the region, in addition to the absence of any international oversight of what is happening there.
Lebanon is committed to keeping UNIFIL, given the importance of the role it has played since the start of its mission until today, and the sacrifices made by its members, officers, non-commissioned officers and soldiers.
Announcing the results to the public opinion, because what happened constitutes an attempt to strike stability, and laxity is not allowed in this matter.
The agreement we reached is not ideal, but it limited the expansion of Israeli attacks. Our goal is to achieve the Israeli withdrawal, the return of the displaced, the release of prisoners, and reconstruction.
The son of the South is tired, and wants nothing but to live in safety. We made the decision to save what remains of Lebanon, and we went to negotiations because war will not lead us to a result.
Which is better? That the state of war remains and the Israeli continues to move freely, or that we do something through which we can avoid catastrophes for the country?