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Iran wants to return to the Islamabad Agreement, and I believe that is difficult, which means there is currently no solution between America and Iran, and I rule out any agreement between them

We are under the influence of the Israeli and American election results, and Netanyahu can carry out a strike on Iran, but it will not happen without Trump's approval.

As for why the decision has not been implemented, the answer is clear: because the political will to implement it is not yet available. The political authority is still betting on regional and international developments and waiting for the outcome of the confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah, instead of bearing its responsibilities.

It remains ink on paper and nothing of it has been implemented, although that does not in the least diminish its political and legal importance, given that this decision constituted a fundamental shift in the position of the Lebanese state; it clearly settled the illegitimacy of Hezbollah's military and security activities and removed any official cover for their continuation.

How can the state restore its prestige if carrying out a raid in a certain area requires the approval of an armed partisan entity? And where is equality among Lebanese before the law?

The issue is not that the Lebanese Forces loses votes or parliamentary seats, but that we all lose Lebanon.

A Lebanese official was informed that we are heading toward a third war, and Hezbollah today neither adds nor delays anything; all it does is that it has become a pretext for Israel.

UNIFIL's departure is a disaster for us, because a large proportion of the town's residents work for it, in addition to the economic activity and income its presence provides. I don't know what will happen to the steadfast families here if it leaves.

Who held "the Party" accountable for what it did to us?