Bassil Criticizes Government in Parliament

The article discusses criticisms by MP Jebran Bassil of the Lebanese government, accusing it of becoming a government of axes and submission, and of opening the door to sedition, despite its previous promises of neutrality, sovereignty, and reform. He emphasized that the government has not achieved clear results despite the passage of time and has failed to implement its announced plans, pointing to a noticeable deficit in managing economic, security, and social issues. Bassil also affirmed that his previous presence in authority does not revoke his right to oppose, warning of external and internal dangers threatening Lebanon—particularly in areas such as weapons, security, and relations with Syria and the Israeli enemy. He called for adopting a national security strategy and dealing cautiously with foreign demands. Finally, he stressed the necessity of implementing the Taif Agreement, achieving justice, and ensuring political participation, warning that the current government has failed to manage the crisis and has dashed the hopes of the Lebanese people for genuine reform.

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