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We have not abandoned public affairs.

May God have mercy on you, my father. We will remain faithful to the pledge, God willing.

And the most beautiful gift to him is that the memory is recreated using artificial intelligence, a tribute to a man who made modernity an entry point to civil peace, restoring the state and building the individual.

On the birthday of the martyred President Rafik Hariri, the best way to remember him is that he was a man with a vision for Lebanon at a time when our country needs vision, and a maker of hope and positives in an age ruled by despair and negativity.

May God have mercy on you, my father

On the anniversary of the birth of the martyred President Rafic Hariri, the best we remember him by is that he was a visionary for Lebanon at a time when our country needs vision, and a maker of hope and positives in an era ruled by despair and negativity. And the most beautiful gift to him is that the anniversary be revived using artificial intelligence, a tribute to a man who made modernity a gateway to internal peace, restoration of the state, and building the human being. May God have mercy on you, my father. We will remain committed to the pledge, God willing.

A nomination that honors all Arabs

The nomination of Lana Nusseibeh for the position of UN Secretary-General is a source of pride for Arabs, and I hope Lebanon will support this nomination so that it becomes an achievement.

fails to keep pace with the pulse of the people and their legitimate economic demands

a national duty and representative responsibility, not merely protocol

a pivotal national milestone

Wissam al-Hassan paid his blood as the price to protect Lebanon, and his martyrdom was more eloquent than all words of loyalty. On the anniversary of his assassination, we renew our pledge to him, to Ahmad Sahyouni and to all the martyrs of the Cedar Revolution: your sacrifices are a trust that cannot be bargained over, your right to justice will not lapse, and the state for whose defense you were martyred remains our cause, no matter the cost.

May God have mercy on the martyr Wissam al-Hassan and with him First Warrant Officer Ahmad Sahyouni.

In these lean days, amid all the ruin surrounding us, we remember today Brigadier General Wissam al-Hassan, and we recall his vision of the state he wanted: just and independent, and he paid his blood as its price.

He paid his blood as the price for it