Bou Saab: The current electoral law requires amendments, and we must work on that soon before the upcoming elections, we also hope the government will focus on administrative decentralization
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Salam: The government will work on reforming the National Social Security Fund, and it reaffirms its rejection of the resettlement and displacement of Palestinians and their right to return to their land
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MP Elias Bou Saab during the discussion of the ministerial statement: We hope for cooperation between the current government and the MPs through dialogue and openness, without a mentality of winners and losers
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Bou Saab: We hope to know the source of funding for reconstruction mentioned in the ministerial statement, and we also want to understand the government's stance and what it will do regarding the implementation of Resolution 1701, as Israel has not and will not comply due to its ambitions
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Bou Saab: I urge the President to invite everyone to a genuine national dialogue, reconciliation, and candid discussions so that we can all agree on moving forward without partisanship
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Bou Saab: I will grant the government my confidence, and I will closely monitor its performance
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World Health Organization: We are extremely concerned about the developments in the West Bank and their impact on healthcare
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MP Paula Yacoubian during the discussion of the ministerial statement: his government is not what we had hoped for, but it is a necessity and perhaps the best we can have given the mentality of political quotas, and I hope to be wrong, but I anticipate significant disputes as we approach the parliamentary elections
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Yacoubian: I grant my trust to the government because it represents a glimmer of hope and a different, reformist approach that may be the last opportunity to save the nation
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