No favor asked
The article discusses the protests of retired soldiers in Lebanon, where they are demanding their rights and firmly rejecting any negotiations or attempts to diminish the rights they have fought for. These rights are supposed to be protected and restored to them. The retirees emphasize that they are not curiosity seekers or seeking favors, but rather the guardians of the homeland who have sacrificed their lives to defend it. They condemn the neglect of their rights in budgets and financial plans, stressing the urgent need for their dignity to be restored and for them to be appreciated—especially after years of sacrifices in defending the borders and protecting the nation. The article highlights the necessity for officials to respond to their demands with justice and fulfillment, considering their rights not as a favor but as a duty of the state towards those who have protected the homeland.
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