Sheikh Khatib cautions against viewing Shia as defeated
The article features statements and warnings from Sheikh Ali Al-Khatib, Vice President of the Upper Islamic Shiite Council, regarding the treatment of the Shiite community in Lebanon. He emphasized that the community has not abandoned its stance against aggression and challenges, despite economic hardships and sanctions. He pointed out that there are attempts to dismantle it through bullying practices and vacant positions targeted at it. He called for Shiite unity and solidarity to confront discriminatory policies, urging dialogue and balance among Lebanon's components. He also appealed to the Arab and Islamic communities to form security and political alliances to protect the region from American and Zionist plans. Additionally, he warned of ongoing US sanctions against Shiite elites and stressed the importance of respecting the principles of partnership and citizenship, as well as activating the abolition of political sectarianism. Furthermore, he discussed the conclusion of the US coalition's mission in Iraq, warning of the dangers posed by American plots and continued external interventions in the region.
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