Fadi Al-Hajj Condemns Defense Minister’s Silence

The article focused on the issue of preventing the Lebanese Minister of Defense from speaking during a session of the Parliament, which the writer considered an act reflecting a constitutional heresy and a serious precedent. He pointed out that Articles 66 and 67 of the Constitution grant the Minister of Defense the right to participate and speak in sessions without the approval of the Prime Minister, and that the Prime Minister exceeded his authority by forbidding him from speaking, thereby threatening the principle of the separation of powers. The article also emphasized that this behavior reflects a "double standard" policy, as the ministers of Information and Justice were allowed to speak, while the Minister of Defense was prevented. The writer viewed this as a misapplication and an abuse of non-constitutional authority, underscoring the importance of respecting and properly implementing constitutional texts.

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