Naim Qassem: Approximately 77 million dollars were allocated to displaced families, and we promise to fully commit to the reconstruction process
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Naim Qassem: The ceasefire agreement is an executive mechanism for Resolution 1701, not a new agreement; it calls for the withdrawal of Israel from all Lebanese territory and the cessation of its aggression, and on the other hand, the presence of Hezbollah is prohibited in the area south of the Litani River, where the Lebanese army is deployed as the sole force
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Naim Qassem: Israel has committed more than 60 violations of the ceasefire agreement so far, and the government is responsible for following up on this
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Naim Qassem: Israel has no bearing on our relationship with the internal situation or the Lebanese Army, and we will evaluate the crises and war we have gone through and learn from the lessons
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Naim Qassem: The displacement still has lasting effects and was difficult, affecting over one million and 100 thousand displaced; I thank those who hosted the displaced, as well as the various entities that supported them, whether on the governmental or civilian level, and I extend my gratitude to the countries that helped and provided assistance
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Naim Qassem: In November, Hezbollah decided to provide a financial gift ranging from 300 to 400 dollars to each displaced family
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Naim Qassem: We are grateful for the Islamic Republic of Iran, led by Imam Khamenei, as well as the state, the people, and the Revolutionary Guard for their generous support during the displacement process
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Naim Qassem: Owners of homes that have been completely destroyed and used as primary residences will receive $8,000 as compensation for furniture; if they are from Beirut, they will receive $6,000 as rent compensation for one year, and if they are from outside Beirut, they will receive $4,000 as rent compensation for one year
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Naim Qassem: We will not accept for our people to be displaced in public spaces or in places where they become a burden on others; we want them to be honored, especially those whose homes have been completely or partially destroyed
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