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Frenzé Advocates Dialogue for Weapons Monopoly
Suleiman Frangieh, the leader of the Marada Movement, reviewed the internal situation in Lebanon, emphasizing the need to strengthen national unity and improve the political and economic conditions. He highlighted the importance of understanding with relevant parties in a way that serves the country's interests. He also confirmed that negotiations with Israel happened "against everyone's will" and that solutions depend on American-Iranian understandings, noting that any progress in this regard could open the door to settlements and improve the situation. Frangieh addressed the issue of resistance weapons, stressing that keeping the weapons exclusively in the hands of the state requires understanding and a strategy. He indicated that resistance could play a role in liberation if supported by international backing, while also monitoring regional developments and the potential escalation before the end of the month. On the political front, he denied any current bid for the presidency, asserting that national unity and the national pact are more important. He stated that relations with Syria depend on the Syrian regime’s openness and its readiness to play a role as a state. Regarding internal affairs, Frangieh called for accelerating reforms and achieving sovereignty by strengthening national immunity and reaching agreements. He criticized certain political promises concerning vital issues such as electricity, stressing that taking advantage of regional developments is the way to find solutions.
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