Zahra to MTV: Martyrs are not just numbers, and displacing Christians aims to undermine Lebanon's unique political system and dismantle its inclusive, multi-confessional identity
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Member of the executive committee of the LF, former MP Antoine Zahra, to MTV: The Lebanese political structure protects the rights of groups, and freedom is the foundation of Lebanon's existence
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Zahra to MTV: Relying on numbers does not cancel this identity, and Christians are a founding religion in Lebanon and the state is the guarantor of their existence, and anyone who tries to intimidate others with numbers, weapons, money, or excessive power is unstable and is looking for a means to leverage or negotiate with others
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Zahra to MTV: Our martyrs are our constant, bleeding wound; they sacrificed their lives out of a love for life, not a desire for martyrdom, and they sacrificed themselves for Lebanon to thrive, because they believed in a free and dignified life
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Zahra to MTV: After the presidential election, we are ready to discuss all options, from expanded decentralization to broader perspectives, to manage this diversity and prevent the idea of consensual democracy from being used as an excuse to paralyze the state and its institutions
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Zahra to MTV: Lebanon has not and will not fall; it is indeed in a crisis, but as long as we believe in people and freedom, we will continue to strive to rebuild the state
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