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Pope Francis expressed that he feels 'closer than ever' to the Lebanese people during a time of significant challenges. His remarks come as Lebanon grapples with escalating economic and political crises.
In a comprehensive interview, former Lebanese Prime Minister <strong>Fouad Siniora</strong> emphasized that <strong>Hezbollah</strong> has embroiled Lebanon in conflicts beyond its capacity to manage, pointing to a lack of sovereignty and a weakened state in facing crises.
Hezbollah's Secretary-General, Hassan Nasrallah, has called for national unity to confront the challenges posed by Israeli and American policies. This appeal emphasizes the need for all political and popular forces in Lebanon to come together.
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam stated today that he is not calling for confrontation with Hezbollah but refuses to succumb to what he described as "extortion" by the party. These comments come at a sensitive time given the tense political climate in Lebanon.