Sassine: PM Visit Boosts Peace Ahead of War

The advisor to the head of the Lebanese Kataeb Party, Sassin Sassin, confirmed that the Prime Minister's visit to the south sent positive signals, indicating that 90% of the Shia community does not desire war and opposes Hezbollah. He also pointed out that Hezbollah's military strength has significantly diminished after supply lines from Syria were cut off. He stressed that the situation will remain as it is if the weapons stay in the hands of the party, but if the weapons are disarmed, the entire scene will change. Sassin emphasized the necessity of establishing the state and ensuring its full control over Lebanese territory, highlighting the importance of disarming weapons and strengthening the sovereignty of the state before elections. He underscored the significance of implementing the electoral law based on small districts. He spoke about the need to boost economic investments through stability and the activation of legislation, affirming that the Lebanese judiciary remains just despite ongoing issues. He stated that solutions to the economic crisis require accelerating justice and establishing the state's authority over all territories. Furthermore, Sassin discussed regional issues related to the end of the Yemeni crisis, believing there is a UN decision to end the Houthi conflict. He mentioned that Iran should be free to focus on its internal affairs, emphasizing that liberating Lebanon and achieving sovereignty necessitates disarming illegal weapons.

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