MP Jihad Samad: I do not have the luxury of opposition, and I did not nominate Nawaf Salam as Prime Minister because I don't know him personally, but I know of him, and I will grant the government my confidence, which has already earned popular trust before parliamentary trust
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Mohammad Yahya: It is important to fully commit to Resolution 1701, establish a defense strategy, monopolize weapons in the hands of the state, ensure justice for all, make necessary appointments, carry out judicial reshuffles, and adopt sound financial policies
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Mohammad Yahya: In line with the presidential oath and the ministerial statement, I give my confidence to the government
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MP Nabil Badr: We worked hard to bring a Prime Minister who reflects the will of the Lebanese people and complements the President, and when Salam was appointed, we were hopeful that he would form a government different from its predecessors, but unfortunately, what we had hoped for has not been achieved
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Nabil Badr: We will monitor the government's work positively without granting it our confidence
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Jihad Samad: There is no debate that as long as there is occupation, there is resistance, and international charters have granted the right of resistance to people, not states, because states may falter, but people do not
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MP Samy Gemayel: We have full confidence in this government and believe it will open a new chapter for the country, the ministerial statement is the best we have seen in 30 years, and we wish the government and the President success; the Kataeb party will grant it its confidence
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Samy Gemayel: The ministerial statement is "very good, and hopefully, the government can achieve 20 percent of it"
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Samy Gemayel: The first disease we suffer from in Lebanon is that we quickly turn the page and then repeat the same mistakes without addressing them
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