Jamil: No reconciliation without arms talks

Sami Gemayel, leader of the Lebanese Kataeb Party, emphasized that achieving a genuine national reconciliation in Lebanon is impossible as long as illegal weapons remain present. He considers that the existence of an armed militia turns Lebanon into a hostage and hinders the building of the state. He stressed that justice in the Beirut port explosion case is fundamental for rebuilding the country, through issuing the indictment and commencing the trial. He viewed the future of the region as tied to confrontations with Iran and expressed hope that Iran would stop supporting its armed proxies and abandon its expansionist policies. He underscored the importance of negotiations with Israel to restrict weapons to the state, starting with Israel's withdrawal and border demarcation. Additionally, he highlighted the necessity of improving relations with Syria to strengthen the national economy. He called for support from the Gulf countries, expressing confidence that Lebanon will regain its Arab stature and rebuild a strong and independent state.

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