PSP evaluate reconciliations security disturbances
The Progressive Socialist Party on Wednesday briefed Phalange Party leader Amin Gemayel on a rapprochement meeting it has held with Hizbullah.
MPs Wael Abu Faour and Akram Shohayeb visited Gemayel at his residence in Bikfaya within the framework of similar talks with leaders of the March 14 forces to assure them that Walid Jumblat”s PSP is not headed to a bilateral alliance with Hizbullah that leads the March 8 group.
Abu Faour, talking to reporters after the meeting, said they also discussed with Gemayel sporadic tensions and repercussions they might have on national dialogue.
He expressed hope that reconciliation efforts started by Mustaqbal Movement leader Saad Hariri in Tripoli and proceeded through the mountain would "spread to other areas."
Abu Faour was apparently referring to the possible reconciliation between Hariri and Hizbullah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
In answering a question about a remark by Nasrallah that he doesn”t trust the state, Abu Faour said: "We should all work for consolidating trust in the state."
He also denied reports that a PSP delegate has visited the Iranian embassy to Beirut.