MP Hassan Ezzeddine of the “Loyalty to the Resistance” bloc emphasized that the Zionist colony’s retention of certain points in South Lebanon is a clear occupation, affirming the right of the state, army, and people to resist and expel it. He warned that continued occupation would face strong resistance. 

Ezzeddine called on the government, following its confidence vote, to fulfill its responsibility to liberate the occupied land by all possible means, including resistance, as pledged in its ministerial statement. He praised Prime Minister Nawaf Salam’s visit to the South and urged the government to hold its first Cabinet session in one of the destroyed villages, signaling its commitment to reconstruction and national duty.

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PM Salam travelled to the south aboard a military helicopter, accompanied by Environment Minister Tamara Al-Zein, according to the National News Agency.

It was a remarkable step for the prime minister Nawaf Salam to start his local tours with an important visit to South Lebanon in order to personally inspect the massive destruction caused by the Zionist war on the country. However, his slip of missing the martyrs of the resistance upon hailing those of the Army and the UNIFIL provoked the locals.

One citizen in Nabatieh City told Salam that the latter would not be able to visit south Lebanon if it were not for the Resistance.

In Khiam where the resistance fighters engaged in heroic battles against the enemy troops who failed to occupy the City, a citizen addressed Salam and affirmed that diplomacy can never liberate the occupied territories.

Al Manar report