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Safaa Darwish wrote in “Politics”:
Safaa Darwish wrote in “Politics”:
The resignation of the Kataeb Party deputies from parliament was not surprising, but at the same time it was not traditional. It is rare for a representative party of a traditional party to resign completely from parliament in protest of the exercise of power or in fulfillment of the wishes of the street. One month after the resignation, what does the scene look like from the outside, and can the change really come from the street and not from the institutions?
Elias Hanash, one of those who resigned, is a young MP who printed two years and a few years ago with the mantle of facing decisions to expand work on the garbage mountain in Bourj Hammoud, as well as the decision to establish landfills in the regions.
Hankash, who today is outside parliament, by partisan and personal decision, believes that the reform cannot be from outside, as some claim and believe, but from within the institutions, especially parliament, but leaving parliament was due to the nobody’s inability to reform the existence of such authority and majority Only deaf ears turn to the demands of the people, he says. Consequently, he left the parliament to form a lobbying tool with the people that would bring about early parliamentary elections, after the parliament in its current form does not meet the aspirations of the Lebanese and does not reflect the size of the actual representation.
Hanakish rejects the saying “everyone means everyone”, since he does not consider that everyone in parliament is corrupt, but there is a majority that led us to what we arrived by the silence of others and not by sharing what happened.
Hankash claims that he did not leave parliament without seeking change, as his bloc proposed a law to shorten parliament’s term of office, and the surprise was that some parliamentarians who blamed themselves for the revolution did not vote in favor of the law! While it was remarkable, it was easy for opposites to meet in Parliament at sensitive crossroads, such as giving confidence to governments and others, while not meeting where the public interest calls for them.
As for the revolution, which many seek to defame, and after the statement that came out from the head of the Forces Party, Samir Geagea, who attributed the revolution to himself and his party, Hankash does not comment on his words, leaving the government to the people, while it is considered that the brigades that paid the price only five years ago and left the government. The objection to the waste plan was the real ultimate revolution.
And because people must live together, away from conflicts, Hanakish believes that attempts to impose new rules through the accession of Hezbollah and the Amal movement to the Ministry of Finance cannot occur in this way, and the solution can only be through dialogue in which the Lebanese reach an agreement among themselves. Solutions to your crises.
The resigned deputy appeals to his fellow deputies to meet the people’s demand and hasten to resign, since the only solution today is early elections that will bring power back.
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