He affirms government powers and stresses justice

The Lebanese Parliament resumed its sessions after suspending them due to disagreements over the amnesty law, and it approved the abolition of the death penalty for the first time in the Middle East, despite the fact that executions have been halted since 2004. This comes following a dispute between House Speaker Nabih Berri and Prime Minister Nawar S Lebanon, who emphasized the separation of powers and rejected interference in the Parliament's work. Additionally, an media law was approved, while tensions with Israel remain ongoing over borders and the rights of the local populations, with international efforts underway to contain the escalation.

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