Jaafari criticizes Naim Qassem over public will
The article focused on the sharp criticisms directed by Samir Geagea, leader of the Lebanese Forces Party, against Naim Qassem, Deputy Secretary-General of Hezbollah. Geagea considered that Qassem's statements constitute a violation of the constitution and the Taif Agreement. He also viewed them as reflecting an obstruction to the functioning of the Lebanese state and opposition to Israeli occupation. Geagea clarified that the resistance should be led by the Lebanese state, and that its institutions must take responsibility for addressing the Israeli issue seriously, away from politicizing arms and connecting them solely to resistance against Israel. He emphasized that Hezbollah's allies are contributing to prolonging the economic crisis and the deteriorating living conditions in Lebanon. He asserted that a solution requires dismantling Hezbollah's military wings, ending its monopoly on weapons, and securing international support—particularly from Arab and Western countries—to rebuild the state and restore sovereignty.
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