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Lebanon Debate
Kataeb Leader Criticizes Party: "If I Were Bassam, I Would Have Committed Suicide" and Calls for Lebanon Return
The article discusses the statements of Nabih Kassem, Vice President of the Kataeb Party, regarding the outcomes of the Rome negotiations and the future of the framework agreement in Lebanon. It focuses on the possibilities of its implementation and the options available to restrict weapons to the state. Kassem affirmed that the party rejects any agreement that does not fully guarantee the sovereignty of the state. He pointed out that regional and international circumstances influence the course of negotiations, explaining that the best solution is to implement political and security reforms leading to the disarmament of militias. He also emphasized the importance of the President's visit to Washington and the expectations of the Syrian response to the international community’s demands for disarmament. Kassem noted that the current challenges require a decisive stance from the Lebanese government to regain control of its weapons and ensure security and stability.
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