Yusuf Raji Minister under Bashir Gemayel

The article discusses the stance of Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Raji and his insistence on implementing sovereignty decisions, as well as his defiance of external pressures and interventions—particularly regarding his rejection of the non-accredited Iranian ambassador in Lebanon. The article links Raji’s actions to the principles of the Bechir Gemayel Republic, which called for a single state, a unified army, and a single decision, emphasizing that the state controls its decisions and defends its sovereignty against external meddling and political axes. It highlights the importance of ensuring protection for sovereign ministers and affirms that implementing the state's decisions is fundamental, asserting that sovereignty must be non-negotiable. The conclusion stresses that sovereign decisions must be executed without compromises, and that the country's responsibility lies in enforcing its rulings on Lebanese soil. Upholding the Foreign Minister’s position reflects the state's determination to restore its sovereignty and independence.

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