Berri and Salam Agree to Keep Government

The agreement between Berri and Salam was to maintain the current government in Lebanon, despite external pressures aimed at undermining confidence in it in order to implement regional agendas, including disarming Hezbollah and taking control of the government to serve American and Saudi interests. This came after a series of international and Arab communications supporting the government to prevent the escalation of the political situation, with the votes of the Development and Liberation bloc, totaling 14 deputies, preventing the government’s fall. This decision was in line with Nabih Berri’s stance of maintaining coexistence, especially amid difficult security and economic conditions and regional challenges. An agreement was also reached between Berri and Salam to contain any tensions within the council, along with promises to improve living conditions and strengthen resilience in the south, through enhancing efforts to stop Israeli violations and providing aid to displaced persons.

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