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The article focused on the assertion by Martine Njem Katelli, Deputy Head of the Free Patriotic Movement, that the movement is committed to building a strong state that monopolizes arms and the decision of war and peace. She emphasized the rejection of occupation and pivotal policies, reaffirming full sovereignty without selectivity in its application. She also pointed out that women's issues are linked to Lebanon's overall situation, and that the model Lebanese people aspire to is a just, transparent, and realistic state, stressing the need to improve women's representation in political life. On the political level, she highlighted that Lebanon is going through a critical phase, and that the movement has been engaging in dialogue with various forces since the onset of the crisis. She reaffirmed their stance against occupation and external influencers, and their efforts to build strong institutions and restore Lebanon's unity. The importance of managing Lebanon’s diversity in a way that contributes to the country's strength was also underscored, with the belief that sovereignty belongs to all without exception. Lastly, she called on women and youth to participate actively in nation-building.
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