Kanaan from Diman: We came today to seek the patriarch's blessing to understand how we can save the country; we will continue to be loyal to the cause, and our position remains steadfast and unchanged
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MPs Elias Bou Saab, Ibrahim Kanaan, Simon Abi Ramia, and Alain Aoun have arrived in Diman to meet with Patriarch Rahi
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Okais from Diman: We will not interfere in what is happening within the FPM as the issues are not personal, what matters to us is the broader national direction, particularly the sovereignty line, and we assess individuals based on their positions on these issues
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Okais: We will definitely coordinate with the MPs who left the FPM to broaden the national sovereignty stance, as the current situation requires clear stances on issues such as stopping the war, Resolution 1701, and electing a president
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Okais: I welcome any unifying language in the country, especially within the Christian community, and we need time to rebuild trust with those who have lost it due to past actions
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