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In an article marking Hezbollah Martyrs’ Day on November 11, MP Mohammad Raad links Ahmed Qasir’s operation in Tyre in 1982 to Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon on May 25, 2000. He presents resistance as an option for protecting sovereignty and criticizes what he describes as a path of compromise and reliance on foreign powers. The article compares Qasir’s car with the car seized by the authorities in Dahr al-Baidar, which was carrying explosives, and argues that exploiting the incident to discredit the resistance serves the goals of the occupation. Raad calls for a national understanding that rejects the occupation and its threats and recognizes the right to resist. The question of a state monopoly on arms, he says, should be discussed domestically after the occupation ends, as part of a national defense strategy and in keeping with the Taif Agreement.
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