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We call on the government to review its options, and we are ready for dialogue after the liberation.

The goal of our program is the people and the directly affected person who was displaced from his actual home and does not have an alternative housing

The aid targets all whose homes were completely destroyed, or damaged to the extent that they are no longer habitable, in addition to the displaced from areas occupied by Israel in southern Lebanon, on condition that they do not own another residence.

worth $14,000 for residential units in Beirut and the southern suburb (of Beirut) and $12,000 for residential units

Reconstruction and sheltering the displaced are the responsibility of the Lebanese state, and this national humanitarian file must be removed from any political calculation.

The maximum ceiling for shelter aid disbursed to these families is $14,000 for housing units in the capital Beirut and the southern suburbs, and $12,000 for housing units outside Beirut and the suburbs.

The choice of resistance is a national necessity that cannot be abandoned in light of the occupation, aggression and Zionist ambitions in our land, and this resistance has, in its performance and sacrifices, produced heroic epics that prevented the enemy from occupying the south.

To those with the wrong choices, a call to reconsider their failed bets and their desperate attempt to undermine the morale of our people.

The state has not yet assumed its responsibility for reconstruction and damage assessment, and the proposed text for that is still in the government's drawers.

The authority failed after November 27 to provide means of protection for the people, and therefore it cannot prevent them from exercising their right to resistance.

We will start with the first installment, worth 3,500 dollars for the suburbs and Beirut and 3,000 dollars outside them.

The amount is 14,000 dollars for residential units in Beirut, the capital, and the suburbs.

The goal of our program is the people and the directly affected person who was displaced from his actual home and does not own an alternative home.

We will begin with the first installment, worth 3,500 dollars for the southern suburbs and Beirut and 3,000 dollars outside them. We are not concerned with what the American administration says, nor with the discussion of what was announced in the media; we will work in the service of our people.