Sheikh Qassem: When we are strong no one could impose his conditions on us from overseas

"However, today we shall witness a different language, a language that speaks positively about Hizbullah, about the possibility of dealing with us and holding a relationship with us as well," Sheikh Qassem stressed. "We accept this new language and welcome it, because now they know that we represent the people, that we work for what is right, that forcing us into accepting political choices we don't want is impossible," Sheikh Qassem declared.

Regarding the June 7 parliamentary elections, Hizbullah Deputy Secretary General pointed out the Resistance party is eager for the elections to take place. His eminence predicted that the elections wouldn't produce an overwhelming parliamentary majority or a crushed minority.

Sheikh Qassem added that no one can govern the country with a small majority, particularly when Lebanon is a complex sectarian society. "Simply put, Lebanon does not resemble any other country in the world. Hence any solution in Lebanon must be creative; a good example is the democratic consensus that allows the majority and the minority to come to an understanding on all political strategic issues," Sheikh Qassem said.

His eminence concluded that a national unity government following the elections would be the best model for Lebanon.