MP Ghassan Hasbani to MTV: The port explosion is a crime we will not remain silent about, and we seek to achieve justice through a complete investigation and by holding the people responsible accountable
Hasbani to MTV: The war in the south is ongoing and has been dragged into Lebanon, it is unnecessary for us to involve the country in every conflict, and the government must fulfill its duties by implementing international resolutions and preventing the country from sliding into worse conditions
MP Faisal Sayegh to MTV: For the fourth year, we are participating in the march and remain committed to our efforts to achieve justice
MP Michel Mouawad to MTV: The issue is not about taking a stance against individuals, it is the dominance that obstructs justice, however, hope lies in our unity to liberate the country
MP Razi El Hage to MTV: We are taking two approaches: first, demanding an international investigation committee, and second, urging the public prosecutor to cooperate with Judge Bitar to issue the indictment
Watch: May God never forgive them
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The Wall Street Journal: Iran has rejected American and Arab calls to moderate its response to the assassination of Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran
The UN Secretary-General's Representative, Jeanine Hennis, announced from the Beirut Fire Brigade Center that she stands with the families of the Beirut Port victims, who have been demanding a clear stance for nearly four years. She stated that she is here today to reaffirm the UN's solidarity with them and that justice must be served.
Regarding how justice will be achieved, she said: "We will discuss this matter later, but I emphasize that justice must be served."
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