Traitor “Lebanese Forces” calls for armed intervention by ‘israel’ and Syrian terrorists to disarm Hezbollah

The recent actions by Israel in Gaza and South Lebanon have led some political factions in Lebanon to intensify their criticisms against Hezbollah and its supporters. These factions appear to be attempting to capitalize on what they perceive as a “historic opportunity.”

Politicians and officials from the “Lebanese Forces” party have adopted a provocative tone, openly engaging in rhetoric that stirs division and incites tensions against the resistance. Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji, representing the “Lebanese Forces,” has been active in disseminating accusations against Hezbollah, alleging the group has breached ceasefire agreements.

Dr. Ibrahim Al-Moussawi, who serves as a member of the Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc and is part of Lebanon’s Parliamentary Foreign Affairs Committee, has expressed strong criticism towards Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji’s recent statements. Al-Moussawi claims that Rajji’s accusations against Hezbollah, allegedly for avoiding compliance with the ceasefire agreement, effectively act as a declaration exonerating Israeli forces and indirectly endorsing their continued actions.

A prominent image of Ibrahim Mousawi, showcasing his profile, has been circulating in various media outlets. Mousawi, a well-known figure, is often featured in discussions pertaining to his influential role and the topics he covers. This image is a testament to his ongoing presence and engagement with current affairs, resonating with audiences who follow his insights closely.

MP Ghassan Hasbani has recently urged the Lebanese Army to take decisive action in disarming Hezbollah. He cautioned that failure to do so could result in this responsibility falling to external forces, specifically mentioning the potential involvement of Israeli forces and Syrian militants.

In a recent statement, Charles Jabbour, the spokesman for the “Lebanese Forces,” advocated for the disarmament of Hezbollah and urged the cessation of Iranian support to the group, suggesting that extreme measures, including potential violence, may be necessary to achieve these objectives.

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