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Wahab: To Keep Hizbullah’s Arms until Palestinians Return to Their Land

Wahab: To Keep Hizbullah’s Arms until Palestinians Return to Their Land
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The "Arab Tawhid Party" leader former Lebanese minister Wiam Wahhab said "there was a desire to solve the electricity crisis not through a governmental vote and not because there is one political team in the council of ministers."

"What matters is that the government approved the energy plan," Wahhab adding that "the biggest winner is Michel Aoun because he proved that he can keep his promises."

He also said that "Aoun did not blow the issue of the energy plan out of proportion and other parties are annoyed because they are hypocrites."

"When the world and the United Nations give us a schedule of how the Palestinians will return to their homeland, we will then give them a schedule of how we will hand over Hizbullah's weapons."
 

Wahab asked: "Is it not shameful what the "Phalange" bloc MP Sami Gemayel had said? We cannot attack the people's dignity especially those who have martyrs, Isn't it shameful to compare a Lebanese resistance party to "Israel"."

And about what is published in the "Future" newspaper concerning House Speaker Nabih Berri on the "Wikileaks" site, Wahab said: "I do not think that who sacrificed martyrs and his most "Amal" senior leaders against "Israel "is to speak in this way."

Clarifying that "some of the statements made be said" he noted that "the context might be different to what they are aiming at."

On the Syrian development, Wahab commented "Syria needs to develop the institutions, but what is happening has nothing to do with this," stressing that "the crisis in Syria began to end."
 
"The regime has proved its strength, the army proved its military power and all the international community could not do anything with this regime, and the remains will be removed and the system will continue with reforms," Wahab concluded.


Source: NNA, Translated and Edited by moqawama.org

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