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التيار الوطني الحر
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At a meeting of the Free Patriotic Movement in Baalbek, Gebran Bassil affirmed that Lebanon does not want war but will not surrender, and that sovereignty is indivisible. He called for peace while insisting on the right to defend the land and working to secure Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanese territory. He accused the government of placing additional burdens on citizens instead of addressing the crisis, citing a 3% increase on consumer goods and an estimated additional annual cost of $400–500 million for gasoline, which could rise to $600–700 million with other fees. He also pointed to a generator bill of around $5 billion. Bassil further called for decentralization and the regulation of cannabis cultivation, criticized the management of the electricity sector and the lack of serious steps to facilitate the return of displaced Syrians, and emphasized Lebanon’s unity and the need to build a state founded on law and justice.
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