Ex -president Suleiman slams Hezbollah during Baabda meeting

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Former Lebanese President Michel Suleiman blasted Hezbollah and the so called ‘Resistance’ during the “national unity meeting” in Baabda, which prompted a response from Hezbollah parliamentary bloc leader MP Mohammed Raad, and Hezbollah ally Deputy Parliament Speaker Elie Ferzli, media reported on Thursday.

“Hezbollah has broken the agreements, which prevented the implementation of the state’s pledges, caused its deadly isolation, made it lose its credibility and the confidence of friendly countries and Lebanese living abroad, made it lose investors, depositors and tourists, which have all contributed to the decline of the national currency,” Suleiman declared

Raad and Ferzli defended the so called ‘ Resistance’ and its arms .

National dialogue meeting at Baabda palace , many empty seats and not much dialogue according to media reports

Raad also criticized the Baabda Declaration which sought to maintain Lebanon’s neutrality regarding regional conflicts.

The Baabda Declaration was issued in June 2012 following a national dialogue session and it calls for neutralizing Lebanon from the policies of regional axes except for issues related to Arab consensus and the Palestinian cause.

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2 responses to “Ex -president Suleiman slams Hezbollah during Baabda meeting”

  1. Thank you president Suleiman for reminding them of the Baabda Declaration. Mr Suleiman you should know by now that unless it is a Tehran declaration Hezbollah won’t pay any attention to it since their loyalty is to Iran and not Lebanon . Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah was very specific about this last September when de declared his allegiance to Khamenei . What is shameful is that president Aoun never commented on that .

  2. “Hezbollah has broken the agreements, which prevented the implementation of the state’s pledges, caused its deadly isolation, made it lose its credibility and the confidence of friendly countries and Lebanese living abroad, made it lose investors, depositors and tourists, which have all contributed to the decline of the national currency,” You nailed Mr Suleiman . Hezbollah is Lebanon’s biggest disease and the time has come to eradicate it

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