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MP Fayyad: Sectarian Inciting Stances, Jeopardize Lebanon’s Stability, Coexistence

MP Fayyad: Sectarian Inciting Stances, Jeopardize Lebanon’s Stability, Coexistence
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Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc member MP Ali Fayyad confirmed that Hizbullah will remain in the position of a national speaker in order to prevent incitement, protect internal unity and civil peace.

In this context, Fayyad affirmed that Hizbullah will not be dragged to any sectarian reason or speaking, stressed that the other parties should realize that their bargains will not lead them anywhere.

Fayyad said that sectarian speeches and stances of the other parties are ventures that jeopardize the country's stability, in addition to the concept of coexistence.

MP Fayyad referred that sectarianism will not serve any of Lebanon's interests, but rather represents an evidence of weakness, further calling for tackling the current division in Lebanon, as political and not sectarian.

Furthermore, Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc MP said that if the other teams chose to step away from the choice of conciliation, then the opposition forces will have no choice but to confront incitement in order to protect Lebanon, its national security, stability.

On the other hand, MP Fayyad also referred that opposition aims at protecting the image of the resistance.

MP Ali Fayyad confirmed that Hizbullah would prefer to confront the incitement with all the Lebanese, believing that this is the best way and scenario to protect Lebanon, the resistance, and the stability in this country.

MP pointed out that Hizbullah will continue on bargaining till the last moment on the possibility of conciliation, stressing that Hizbullah cares for the interests and benefits of the Lebanese people.

In the same context, Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc MP affirmed that Hizbullah is in a position where he is confronting triggered conflict and incitements in Lebanon.

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