MP Raad Gives Confidence Vote to Mikati Government, Stresses STL Indictment Politicized
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Head of Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc MP Mohammad Raad gave Thursday his vote of confidence to the [Najib] Mikati government, during the third confidence session held Thursday in the Parliament.
Raad affirmed that the formed Mikati government is strictly Lebanese, and is not a one-party-rule or monochromic as some parties claim. MP Raad stated that this government will never hesitate in encountering the Zionist entity, which on its part is now targeting the Lebanese government through the politicized Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL).
Regarding the STL indictment issued in light of the issuance of the ministerial statement, Head of Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc affirmed, "The indictment is politicized and aims at targeting the government which is adhering to the tripartite solidarity equation of resistance, people, and army".
Furthermore, MP Mohammad Raad praised the slogan of "Partnership and Loving" which was raised by the Maronite Patriarch Bechara Rai.
Head of Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc MP Mohammad Raad gave Thursday his vote of confidence to the [Najib] Mikati government, during the third confidence session held Thursday in the Parliament.
Raad affirmed that the formed Mikati government is strictly Lebanese, and is not a one-party-rule or monochromic as some parties claim. MP Raad stated that this government will never hesitate in encountering the Zionist entity, which on its part is now targeting the Lebanese government through the politicized Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL).
Regarding the STL indictment issued in light of the issuance of the ministerial statement, Head of Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc affirmed, "The indictment is politicized and aims at targeting the government which is adhering to the tripartite solidarity equation of resistance, people, and army".
Furthermore, MP Mohammad Raad praised the slogan of "Partnership and Loving" which was raised by the Maronite Patriarch Bechara Rai.
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