Friday, 18 February 2022 (YJC)_ The Lebanese Hezbollah faction on Thursday called on the Lebanese government to be careful of the US trap to lead Lebanon to normalize relations with the Zionist enemy.
Members of the Lebanese parliament's "Loyalty to Resistance" faction warned the Lebanese government on Thursday about the Americans' trap for normalizing Beirut's relations with Israel.
According to Al-Ahd, the Hezbollah faction addressed the Secretary General of Hezbollah yesterday at the beginning of the statement and said:
What was said yesterday by Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah about the importance of resistance in protecting the identity of Lebanon and the basic principles contained in the preamble to its constitution, as well as the role of resistance in protecting coexistence and participation in building the country's institutions, deserves a fair and just denial. .
The following is the statement:
Hezbollah's secretary general stressed that the resistance will help create projects that contribute to the country's development and meet the needs of the Lebanese community in the areas of health, education, training and living and social conditions.
Hezbollah faction also stressed:
In the margins of recent events and developments related to the issue of demarcation of maritime borders, it seems that the American mediator is trying to create a situation that, even if in the future, will open the loopholes for the normalization of Lebanon with the Zionist enemy.
The Loyalty Faction reiterated its position that demarcation is the responsibility of the government, saying:
Nevertheless, the national duty of the government requires the attention of the relevant officials to the American mediators in the border demarcation process to be aware of the dangers of normalization loopholes with the Zionist enemy, which is not acceptable under any pretext and is completely rejected.
Indirect talks between the Zionist regime and Lebanon on the demarcation of the maritime borders began in October 2020 under the auspices of the United Nations and mediated by the United States, and so far five rounds of talks have been held, the last of which is in May.
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