Country not fragile after boycott law cancellation

The article focused on statements made by Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, Nabih Berri, in which he emphasized that Lebanon's stability and the protection of the country are the responsibilities of everyone. He called for an end to sectarian escalation and increased internal tensions, and condemned the prevention of a Lebanese individual from purchasing property due to his sectarian background. Berri also noted that the abolition of the 1955 law banning dealings with Israel will not be passed in Parliament, explaining that there are American pressures to move toward abolishing it. However, the country has not yet fallen completely under control and still has regulations in place. In response to American statements regarding the law, Berri affirmed that affairs are governed by regulations and that Lebanon has not been left in chaos.

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