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At the opening of the General Assembly session today, I demanded a dedicated session to discuss the tragic security and living conditions in Beirut, as it is the capital that reflects Lebanon's image and is home to a third of the Lebanese people. Beirut is experiencing an unacceptable security breakdown, and its residents live in terror due to theft, looting, and murders, in addition to traffic chaos that also costs citizens their lives. These conditions are no longer acceptable and require serious discussion and urgent measures to restore security and safety to the capital and preserve the dignity of its residents.

Have we become under military rule that determines who is patriotic and who is not? Has the Taif Agreement become invalid? Have the powers of the government as a whole been withdrawn in determining the country's policy?

Have we become under military rule that decides who is patriotic and who is not? Has the Taif Agreement become void? Have the powers of the government as a whole been withdrawn in determining the country's policy? What is happening is dangerous, very dangerous!

Second, that the presence of a prosecutor general with courage, independence and judicial knowledge is the solution to many of the country's crises

First, that the amnesty law, as its basic provisions were approved, will be implemented, not in accordance with the Constitutional Council's violations of powers

After the meeting with the Prosecutor General of Cassation, we confirmed two basic matters

What happened was not a motorcycle march, but a rehearsal for May 7, through hundreds of organized elements who closed the entrances to Beirut, in a recreation of the scene of the black shirts and the toppling of Saad Hariri's government in 2011, or the events of May 7, 2008. Protecting Beirut and its people is the responsibility of the Lebanese Army and the security forces, and any leniency will take the country into a dangerous deterioration that Hezbollah, and behind it Iran, wants at this stage.

What happened yesterday was not a motorcycle rally, but a rehearsal for May 7, through hundreds of organized elements who closed the entrances to Beirut, in a repetition of the scene of the black shirts and the toppling of Saad Hariri's government in 2011, or of the events of May 7, 2008. Protecting Beirut and its people is the responsibility of the Lebanese Army and the security forces, and any leniency will take the country into a dangerous deterioration wanted by Hezbollah, and behind it Iran, at this stage

What happened yesterday was not a motorcycle march, but a rehearsal for May 7, through hundreds of organized elements who closed the entrances to Beirut, in a repeat of the scene of the black shirts and the toppling of Saad Hariri's government in 2011, or of the events of May 7, 2008. Protecting Beirut and its people is the responsibility of the Lebanese Army and the security forces, and any leniency will take the country into a dangerous deterioration wanted by Hezbollah, and behind it Iran, at this stage

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