MP Fadlallah: Turkish-Qatari Paper Included Hariri’s Waive on STL

Loyalty to the Resistance bloc MP Hasan Fadlallah uncovered Wednesday that the "Turkish-Qatari paper that Hizbullah Secretary General His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah received included abandonment of former Prime Minister [Saad] Hariri on the tribunal in exchange for returning to power."

"A Lebanese security system leaked details of portfolios of people mentioned in the indictment before it was delivered," Fadlallah revealed.

Pointing out that "the birth of the government upset the United States and disappointed its hopes of betting on chaos," Fadlallah stressed that "this is the first time in Lebanon a government was formed away from any foreign interference."

"The U.S. will not find partners to cover up any security agreements," Fadlallah said during the second day of policy statement discussions at the parliament.

Confirming that "this campaign is far from democracy assets," MP reminded that "the American fleet was defeated here, and the "Israeli" tanks that crossed the streets of our capital Beirut, were defeated and returned back."

"Shouldn't those keen on revealing the truth be also keen on preserving the national contract?" Fadlallah wondered.

The MP said that "the main goal of the "March 14" coalition is to "hold onto power. They replaced the national decision with an American decision."

"We are proud to belong to the Resistance and to carry resistant arms," the Hizbullah MP said. "Had it not been for the Resistance, "Israeli" former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon would have been staying in Baabda Palace and the Lebanese budget would have been discussed in "Israeli" currency."