After cutting the breath of the Lebanese and in an innocent move | Phalanges

The question about the real background of Hassan’s visit to Syria is legitimate, especially since a good part of Lebanese medicine, which “poor” people look for with “a lamp and a filament”, in pharmacies, and “the sends “with pills, not cans – goes to Syria” smuggled “”.

In early March, the Provisional Government Minister of Social Affairs and Tourism Ramzi al-Musharrafiya visited Damascus and met with several Syrian officials, including the Syrian Interior Minister, Major General Muhammad Khaled al-Rahmoun. , and the Syrian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Faisal al-Miqdad, and the investigation focused on the file of the displaced. At a time when Minister Al-Miqdad clarified that “Syria welcomes the return of all displaced people to their homeland and is taking all measures and facilities that help create conditions that guarantee a safe return and good conditions of life for returnees, but some Western countries Treat this file in a politicized way. “Advance on this path”, highlighting that “communication continues between the two parties until this is achieved.” He explained that “work is being done at this time to overcome all obstacles to the return of displaced Syrians. “

Yesterday, it was reported that a meeting in Beirut, Al-Mosharrafia, included the Russian ambassador to Lebanon Alexander Rudakov and the Syrian ambassador, Ali Abdel-Karim Ali, during which the meeting discussed the file of the displaced Syrians and the return plan. Elaborated. by the ministry and approved by the Lebanese government. They affirmed the support of the plan and the need to activate it to achieve a voluntary and dignified return of the displaced, especially after most of the villages from which they were displaced became safe areas, and highlighted the facilities provided and provided by the Sirius. declare them, which goes a long way towards guaranteeing the conditions for return.

Amid this atmosphere, Health Minister Hamad Hassan was visiting Syria to conclude an agreement related to the import of oxygen and thanked the Syrian state for its contribution, after “Lebanese hospitals ran out of oxygen” , according to Hassan. Following contacts made by Acting Prime Minister Hassan Diab and Health Minister with Syrian officials, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad issued directives to secure the first batch of 25 tons of oxygen to Lebanon, 75 tons that will arrive in Beirut in 3 batches An oxygen-laden steamer was able to dock and unload its cargo in Lebanon.

All this movement, according to political sources contrary to “centralism”, is suspicious and does not appear innocent or limited to the purposes that are said to be dedicated to it, be they humanitarian or health. Until now, and despite the passage of years since the launch of communications between Beirut and the Levant to activate the process of return of the displaced, only a very small number of these have returned to Syria, because the Syrian regime is complicating this path, by persecuting opposition returnees at times, and requesting identification documents that they are unable to obtain at other times, and furthermore, because the cities and homes of these people are currently occupied by foreign fighters and elements affiliated with Hezbollah and pro -Iranian forces present in Syria … So, is the Lebanese ministerial communication with Syria really aimed at achieving a safe return, or providing gifts to the isolated Syrian regime, at the Arab and international level, pending its departure from the Iranian axis?

As for Sahia, the sources continue, the question is about the real background of Hassan’s visit to Syria, it is legitimate, especially since a good part of Lebanese medicine – that “poor” people look for by means of “a lamp. and a filament “, in pharmacies, and” they honor “it with pills, not with boxes. He goes to Syria as a “smuggler”. While lamenting the rulers and rulers who led us to ask for “air” from Damascus, sources say: “Instead of being acclaimed by the Levant and the axis of reluctance to send oxygen to Assad in Lebanon, it should control its borders. and avoid the smuggling that is carried out through them, not only for medicines, but also for fuel, food and basic products. ” The priority supported by the Banque du Liban is “the living flesh of the Lebanese.” Let Assad do that, and we won’t need oxygen or anything else, and his regime has cut off the “breath” of the Lebanese for decades, through repression, liquidation or looting.