Head of Lebanese Forces communications and media department Charles Jabbour to MTV: Geagea’s speech on Sunday is purely political, and it includes an initiative and a roadmap that go beyond the issue of electing a president
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Jabbour to MTV: We need a president who won't serve as a cover for Hezbollah and can distinguish between the party's illegitimate actions and those of the government, but the other side remains firm in its position
Jabbour to MTV: We have one or two candidates for the presidency who are outside the commonly mentioned names, and we also have a candidate for prime minister, with Saudi Arabia being the key to the latter
Jabbour to MTV: The war will not end based on Resolution 1701 as it did in 2006, and the government is incapable of implementing it; Hezbollah wants to leverage the presidency in exchange for control over reconstruction
Jabbour to MTV: The Free Patriotic Movement is suffering from a lack of political balance and declining popular support; our relationship with Bkerke is excellent, and the party leader is in constant communication with Patriarch Rahi
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Saudi Ambassador to Lebanon Waleed Bukhari visited former president Michel Sleiman, at the latter’s residence in Yarzeh.
Discussions between the pair reportedly touched on the latest political developments in Lebanon and the broad region, in addition to issues of mutual concern.
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