Jumblatt criticizes Hezbollah's Syria role and comments on Beirut nitrate

Walid Jumblatt confirmed that his meetings with Hassan Nasrallah were public and did not discuss Hezbollah's intervention in Syria. However, he described that intervention as "a great historical and moral mistake" because it involved supporting an oppressive Assad regime, which led some Syrians to harbor hatred toward the party. He explained that Hezbollah entered the Syrian war after the Syrian army experienced deterioration and heavy losses, with Iran and Russia intervening later. He pointed out that Israel had intelligence about Hezbollah's centers and leadership through technical means and spies. Additionally, Jumblatt criticized the introduction of Bugging devices from a certain company, considering it a historical mistake. He also stated that the investigation into the Beirut port blast was concealed and surrounded by suspicions of involvement by elements linked to Syria and Israel. He affirmed that the chemicals were transported through the port to Syria by allies of the Syrian regime.

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