Karami Resists Political-Driven Constitution

The article discusses political statements and events within Lebanon, where Deputy Faisal Karamé criticized attempts to undermine the constitutional balances established by the Taif Agreement. He warned against turning political disputes into constitutional chaos. Karamé confirmed that the powers of the Prime Minister are clear according to the constitution, and that each minister must adhere to the voice of the central government, cautioning against efforts to create new customs that threaten these balances. He also emphasized that the general amnesty law does not target the Sunni community or the Lebanese Army, and that the judiciary is the only standard for resolving court cases. He rejected any incitement based on sectarianism or encroachments on institutional authority. Karamé stressed the importance of respecting the constitution and cooperation among institutions to safeguard stability and national sovereignty. He called for resolving disagreements through the judiciary, especially regarding the Black Peak (Jabal al-Black) issue, and working towards developing the region in a way that promotes economic and social unity.

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