Hamdan: Attempts to block amnesty pact failed
The article discusses the political events in Lebanon, with a focus on disagreements within the Parliament regarding the general amnesty law and the stance of Defense Minister Michel Murr. Mustafa Hamdan, Secretary of the Official Body of the Lebanese Resistance, the independent militants, confirmed that efforts to obstruct the issuance of the amnesty decree have failed thanks to the efforts of Prime Minister Nawaf Salameh, who was keen to protect all Lebanese people and their national army led by General Rolf Hekal. He clarified that attempts to mislead along sectarian and confessional lines have been unsuccessful, and that Salameh demonstrated his commitment to national unity. Meanwhile, a session of the Parliament witnessed disagreements over the necessity for the government to hear the opinion of the Ministry of Defense regarding the law, leading some MPs to withdraw and causing the session to lose its quorum. Salameh also emphasized his respect for the constitution, reaffirming his rejection of any external or internal interference that threatens the unity of the army, while the law remains suspended until consensus is reached.
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