Gemayel outlines steps for stabilizing Lebanon

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Phalange Party MP Sami Gemayel outlined in a statement during his visit to Houston, Texas the steps needed to bring stability back to Lebanon.

They are:

-By bringing political assassins to justice.

This is in reference to the political assassinations that took place in Lebanon starting with the attempted assassination of MP Marwan Hamada in 2004 , the assassinations of former PM Rafik Hariri in 2005 and the other assassinations of March 14 leaders .

By disarming Lebanese and non-Lebanese militias

This is in reference to the Iranian and Syrian backed Hezbollah and the Palestinian militants that receive orders from Syria , such as PFLP -GC ( Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine -General Command .

By stopping forces outside Lebanon from interfering in domestic affairs.

This is in reference to the interference by Iran and Syria

“It is better for Syria to open a new page with all the Lebanese and not just one party,” Gemayel added.

He also stressed that “Lebanon and Syria need to have good a relationship.”

Tension escalated in Lebanon following reports that the Special Tribunal for Lebanon will soon issue its indictment into the 2005 assassination of Lebanon’s former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. Last July, Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said that the tribunal is “an Israeli project” that will indict Hezbollah members. Nasrallah accused Israel of being behind Hariri’s assassination but refused to provide the evidence to STL to support his claim. Hezbollah and its March 8 allies have been calling for the abolition of STL.

Jumblatt is concerned that should the court indict Hezbollah members, it could lead to a Shiite-Sunni strife, but others disagree since Hezbollah and its allies the Syrian backed Palestinian militants are the only armed militias in Lebanon.

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17 responses to “Gemayel outlines steps for stabilizing Lebanon”

  1. Eli Starr Avatar

    Lebanon can’t be stable as long as many of its leaders are loyal to regional powers more than their country, thanks
    to lots of bags of cash. Politician who sells his country has commited a treason and should be dealt with as such.
    As long as the government is not capable of enforcing the law on every one, Lebanon is not a real country.

  2.  Avatar

    Lebanon can’t be stable as long as many of its leaders are loyal to regional powers more than their country, thanks

    to lots of bags of cash. Politician who sells his country has commited a treason and should be dealt with as such.

    As long as the government is not capable of enforcing the law on every one, Lebanon is not a real country.

  3. In other words Lebanon will not be stable before 30 years +

  4. In other words Lebanon will not be stable before 30 years +

  5. In other words Lebanon will not be stable before 30 years +

  6. joseph_phdmath Avatar
    joseph_phdmath

    the only militias armed are non lebaneese
    hezbollah are persians
    and palistinians militant are non lebaneese
    so the problem is not lebaneese the problem is that lebanon is under occupations by foreign militias and need to be liberated
    (hezbollah they raise there own flag; they have there own army; they follow there own laws they have a foriegn line of weapons suppliers
    they are a state within a state they are cosidered occupiers of south lebanon!!! they are not lebaneese)

  7. joseph_phdmath Avatar
    joseph_phdmath

    the only militias armed are non lebaneese
    hezbollah are persians
    and palistinians militant are non lebaneese
    so the problem is not lebaneese the problem is that lebanon is under occupations by foreign militias and need to be liberated
    (hezbollah they raise there own flag; they have there own army; they follow there own laws they have a foriegn line of weapons suppliers
    they are a state within a state they are cosidered occupiers of south lebanon!!! they are not lebaneese)

  8.  Avatar

    the only militias armed are non lebaneese

    hezbollah are persians

    and palistinians militant are non lebaneese

    so the problem is not lebaneese the problem is that lebanon is under occupations by foreign militias and need to be liberated

  9. Couldn’t agree more with Mr. Gemayel views on stabilizing Lebanon!

  10. Couldn’t agree more with Mr. Gemayel views on stabilizing Lebanon!

  11. Eli Starr Avatar

    Only loyalty and patriotism can bring stability to Lebanon. When this politician is loyal to Iran first
    and that politician is loyal to Syria first and others loyal to Israel, America, France, etc., Lebanon
    will never be stable and Lebanese do not deserve to have a nation of their own. Most urgent need
    is planting “Lebanon First” in the heart of every politician and Lebanese. How to do that is another
    story.

  12.  Avatar

    Only loyalty and patriotism can bring stability to Lebanon. When this politician is loyal to Iran first

    and that politician is loyal to Syria first and others loyal to Israel, America, France, etc., Lebanon

    will never be stable and Lebanese do not deserve to have a nation of their own. Most urgent need

    is planting “Lebanon First” in the heart of every politician and Lebanese. How to do that is another

    story.

  13. joseph_phdmath Avatar
    joseph_phdmath

    march 14 could do the same thing with hezbollah that they did to to through syria out of lebanon
    they can arrange 2 million people march demendind that all forign militias disarm palestinian and persians ha
    and pledge support to the un

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    march 14 could do the same thing with hezbollah that they did to to through syria out of lebanon

    they can arrange a million people march demendind that the governement liberate the south from the persians invaders and disarmig them

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