Lebanese rebuff Nimr Qasim; Iran backs Hezbollah

The article focused on the escalating political situation in Lebanon, where Hezbollah's Deputy Secretary-General, Naim Qassem, criticized the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations process. He accused the Lebanese authorities of negligence and constitutional violations, warning that Lebanon could slide toward oblivion without resistance. Lebanese politicians, including the leader of the Lebanese Forces Party, Samy Gemayel, responded to his remarks, reaffirming Hezbollah's responsibility for constitutional disruption and the country's deterioration. They also criticized the party's interventions in state politics and its weapons, which have led to adverse outcomes. They emphasized that the decision of war and peace should solely rest with the Lebanese state, asserting that true resistance involves uniting the people and maintaining national sovereignty. They reminded that only the state has the capacity to confront Israeli occupation and pointed out that Lebanon's economic and political decline is driven by Hezbollah's policies and Iranian influence.

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