Abd al-Masih explains remarks on negotiations
The article discussed statements by Deputy Adeb Abdul-Massih regarding his stance on sensitive issues in Lebanon, particularly his comment on suspending the law criminalizing dealings with Israel for a period of only one year for representatives of the state in negotiations. He also highlighted the dangers posed by non-occupied areas that require weapons to be kept under control, especially with the presence of Hezbollah weapons and Iranian militias in those regions. Abdul-Massih clarified that suspending the law is solely for negotiation purposes, and that the presence of weapons in non-occupied areas poses a significant risk to Lebanese military officers, especially given the presence of Hezbollah elements and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. He also affirmed that Israel's withdrawal is mandatory, but security challenges in non-occupied regions necessitate caution, with emphasis on the importance of establishing state authority and confronting security threats.
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