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Lebanese Parliament backs government with 68 votes
The Lebanese Parliament renewed confidence in Prime Minister Nawaf Salam's government on Wednesday with a majority of 68 votes, while 12 deputies voted to withdraw confidence and two abstained from voting, following a two-day questioning session that covered several issues. Salam confirmed that the tripartite framework agreement with Israel, brokered by the United States last June, aims for a gradual withdrawal of the occupation and supports Lebanon’s sovereignty. However, it has not yet achieved all the expected results, as attacks continue and the full withdrawal has not occurred. He clarified that the diplomatic process is still ongoing, and national unity strengthens Lebanon’s ability to reclaim its rights. The government is also working to build balanced relations with Syria and facilitate the return of refugees, with approximately 700,000 Syrians having returned through a joint plan.
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