Kanaan: Division leads to downfall, Lebanese political history provides ample evidence of this, and any group that divides itself will eventually fall apart
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American envoy Amos Hochstein arrived at Ain El Tineh to meet with Nabih Berri
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MP Ibrahim Kanaan: We are a political national movement born from the depths of suffering, and led by an exceptional and inspiring leader who has motivated us to collaborate rather than be imposed upon in a march of freedom, dignity, and commitment to national issues
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Kanaan: The current phase requires unity and maintaining the role, unity, and parliamentary weight of the FPM; this is what I consider myself entrusted with, and my history and record are witnesses to that
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Air raid sirens were activated in several settlements in western Galilee due to fears of drone infiltration
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Kanaan: We should not ignore the concerns of our supporters and cling to formalities; instead, we should address them through dialogue and calm communication, because, ignoring these concerns will harm the party and its principles, damage its struggle, and deny its history
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Kanaan: I propose that everyone retract the recent positions and decisions that have been made, halt the media campaigns, and grant a one-week period to resolve the issue of commitment
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CNBC Poll: Trump leads Harris by two points for the first time in weeks
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Kanaan: I propose that everyone participate in the party's meetings, and we should hold a meeting for the parliamentary bloc to outline the political and national priorities for the upcoming phase, as we have done since our inception
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