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Basel to Jadal: Party's Role Vital for Iran
The article discusses statements by Gebran Bassil regarding the political situation in Lebanon. He pointed out that Israel did not adhere to a ceasefire before the recent war, and that Hezbollah elected the president and granted confidence to the government. He emphasized that he does not see himself as an ally of Hezbollah at this stage. Bassil affirmed that Lebanon should be at peace with everyone, but without international interference that imposes its instructions. He also mentioned that Iran holds an important card in negotiations, noting that Iran's economic situation is deteriorating. He highlighted that the Syrian president showed rationality by rejecting Lebanese involvement. Bassil noted that Israel is seeking expansion in the south, and he believes that the ceasefire reflects an acknowledgment that there is no political resolution to the war. He stressed that Lebanon is not a victor but should not surrender either. He reaffirmed that Hezbollah is the one who elected the presidency and granted confidence to the government. Ultimately, he stated that Lebanon needs political action and a sense of responsibility.
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