Fneish: Region is Facing Heavy Risks Roles’ Distributing isn’t Beneficial

Minister of State for Administrative Development Affairs, Mohammed Fneish said that: "Since May 15, 1948 and before that, the international community violated all the values and international norms and laws to expel an entire people from their land" adding that " this is an international unjust in the absence of support and the loss of the nation as a result of repeated defeats."

Resistance Movements:

Speaking in a ceremony on the occasion of the Resistance and Liberation Day, Fneish stated that "the resistance movements originated and did not stop in occupied Palestine to expand later to other Arab countries to confront the Zionist project. Although these resistances didn't succeed in recovering the whole land but they foiled the enemy's bets to write off the memory and to abolish the identity. "

In his speech, Fneish recalled "this atmosphere" linking it with the atmosphere of liberation and the victory of the participation logic in face of the logic of aggression, as well as the strength of the right in the face of the logic of force.

He added that "the Zionist project suffered a major setback on 25 May 2000 as it was forced into a humiliated withdrawal without any condition," pointing out "that the Zionist entity has never respected the international resolutions as it is sponsored in the performance of its duties of the project built on retails to prevent any advancement and development."

Addressing University Students, Fneish stressed that, "our resistance has not stopped and we did not once think of special accounts or gaining or positions. Our goal was to defeat the enemy and to gain the honor of martyrdom... Our hope was in al-Quds (Jerusalem) and some has been accused us of being crazy."

The minister acknowledged "the siege, which the Palestinian resistance has suffered in order not to be regarded as a model of liberation when dealing with the nation's issues."

Obama's Speech:

Moving to Obama's speech, Fneish considered that "Obama is threatening Syria by imposing sanctions as well as by daily orders of being committed to the American Diary of reform," asking: "isn't this set of criteria changed according to each country .The Egyptian people decided to displace Mubarak and not Obama who is seeking today to contain the revolution of the Egyptian people with both pressures or money."

Fneish warned of attempts to siege the Arab revolutions which are the expression of the people's will," describing Obama's words as "lies".

Lebanon and Syria:

He stressed that "the security of Syria is from Lebanon's security and vice versa," noting "the distribution of roles that does not serve the interests of Lebanon, because he who plunges himself in such matters has to perform a re-calculations before it is too late, because these things are greater than your calculations and they do not serve your interests."

Pointing to "the contrast between those who raise the slogan of" Lebanon first" and their intervention in the Syrian affairs," Fneish viewed " that the delay in forming a government this is no longer permissible."

"The region is still under heavy risks, so we have to pay attention and to have a great adherence to the resistance." Fneish concluded.