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The resigned MP, Elias Hanash, highlighted the need for the people’s anger to go to the House of Representatives, indicating that the parliamentary elections are the beginning of a change in this system.
The head of the Al-Matn Kataebi region, the resigned deputy, Elias Hanash, began his speech on the “Al-Hadath” program through Al-Jadeed. Certainly, the 14th anniversary of March deserves to be recognized from our time because we had martyrs, and he said: “This moment showed that the will of the people is the strongest, and whoever despises the will of the people today is like March 14 ahead. of the”. He also indicated that some of the parties on March 14 abandoned it, bargained and surrendered to the will imposed by the vacuum, while the battalions refused to enter or make any arrangements. We also paid a high price on March 14, and we are not ready. to haggle.
Hanakash stressed that the brigades positioned themselves in the opposition and rejected any settlement or entry to the government, since we did not give confidence to any government or budget, and we got up and held demonstrations in the street and at the entrances to Burj Hammoud. and the Al-Jadida landfill for 33 days and resigned from the government after we felt we were false witnesses.
He noted that the Falange Party is present today on the ground with the people, and said: “We resigned from the House of Representatives at a historic moment, and if there is an iota of morale, no political official will remain in office.” . “
In response to a question, Hankash explained that he was on the street of Jal el Dib on the night of October 17, and the Falange Party tried to be the voice of the opposition from within until it came to his resignation. “We are a partner on this front that we are trying to build from groups on the ground,” he said.
Hankash expressed his respect and reverence for every person who descended from a sore heart along the way, referring to the young people of Edem who did not belong to a party who took to the streets, but saw that what there was was not like the revolution of 17 October.
Hankash stressed that the anger of the people should go to a place, which is the House of Representatives, that has become sterile and unproductive, and told the dead representatives in parliament: “What can you change from within the parliament? to protect the people of Corona and the Beirut explosion or the theft of their money from Sinks? “He pointed out that all the deputies who resigned tried to make a change from within more than two years, and they did not succeed.
Hankash reiterated that the parliamentary elections are the beginning of a change in this system, highlighting that the Lebanese people face a historic test to choose people they trust and the image of Lebanon.
He commented on the government formation process saying: “We were disgusted” in this government and the mentality itself continues, and they believe that they can continue with the mentality that fell on October 17 and those who form the government today do not know anything. but work according to this method.
Hankash pointed out that the government emanates from the House of Representatives from here the importance of the elections. In response to a question, he said: “The French president visited Lebanon twice in a month, but what could he do with this system? ? “Macron thought he was speaking to an authority, but he did not know that this system is a lie. Even about his own people. “
“Each team has its own agenda, but there is a reality: the Lebanese people reject this system and the international community must support the people,” he said.
Hankash regretted that the work of the ministers has become a description of reality. “It’s scary how they can continue the same way of working,” he said. On the other hand, Hankash greeted the Jordanian Minister of Health, who resigned after the death of 7 people due to lack of oxygen, and asked in return: “What is happening in Lebanon?”
He stressed that the people face their responsibilities and the choice of Lebanon they want depends on their choice in the elections, and emphasized that the people will not agree to postpone the elections because it is the only chance for change. Hankash added: “After October 17, either we say that there is a new popular will, awareness and confidence for change, or that this Lebanon no longer resembles us, and the power is in the hands of the people and the authority is afraid. of this. force. “
Regarding the roadblock, Hanakish said: “I don’t think whoever didn’t feel anything after the Beirut explosion will move if the roads are blocked.”
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