What”s the Use of Dialogue Table as Hizbullah Considers Its Arms Eternal?
Phalange Party leader Amin Gemayel stressed that after the withdrawal of Israel from the South in the year 2000, the resistance lost its reason to persist.
"What”s the use of the dialogue table as long as Hizbullah considers its arms eternal?" asked Gemayel in an interview with As Sayad weekly published Thursday.
Gemayel added that Hizbullah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah hinted in his most recent speech at connecting war in Lebanon to the liberation movements of the world.
"The salvation of Lebanon lies in endorsing positive neutralism," described Gemayel his vision for Lebanon”s role in the region and the world.
On the other hand, Gemayel considered the new government”s resolutions as "suspended in advance as long as they are conditioned by consensus."
Gemayel expressed his worrying about the future in shadow of "fragile settlements," and the absence of "real understanding about the means of building the State and restoring the sovereign resolutions by the legitimate institutions."