Political escalation overwhelms the Lebanese holiday … and the IMF meetings start Monday

Despite the glorious Easter holiday, the country was busy with the positions of Hezbollah Secretary -General Sheikh Naim Qassem, especially since the latter’s speech in which he declared Hezbollah’s refusal to surrender its weapon soon, the American pollutant Morgan Ortigos responded with one word where the word “yawn” was written or yawned in Arabic, but it did not mention any other details or explain what is meant.

In turn, the Iranian ambassador in Lebanon, Mujtaba Amani, considered that the disarmament of Hezbollah and the party and the party rejects it, stressing that this conspiracy will make Lebanon vulnerable to the attack. Amani said: “We realize the danger of disarmament of Hezbollah and consider it a move to weaken the force of deterrence.”

Ortigos also commented on a publication of an interview with the former president of the Progressive Socialist Party, Walid Jumblatt, and she went to him, saying: “The drugs are harmful, O Walid.” Crack is when, walid.

Jumblatt was considered in an interview that the conditions of Ortagus on Lebanon are impossible, in addition to “the rejection of its position to normalize with Israel, and that if Hezbollah is eradicated,” Lebanon will be completely violated. “

In Easter, the Maronite Patriarch Cardinal Mar Bechara Boutros Al -Raei touched on the issue of weapons, and said: “Stop wars and manufacture weapons and suffice trading in them.

The shepherd considered that “Lebanon tested Raja with the election of the president of the Republic, Joseph Aoun and the government, Nawaf Salam,” noting that “despair is rolling after that.”

Yesterday evening, the delegation of the “Orthodox meeting” arrived at Beirut International Airport, after bringing the “Holy Lubs” through Jordan.

To that, attention is directed from Monday to Washington, with the “spring meetings” of the International Monetary Fund through a unified delegation that includes both the Finance Ministers Yassin Jaber, the economy Amer Al -Bassat, and the ruler of the Lebanon Bank Karim Saeed, along with a number of experts and specialists to complete the discussion with the IMF to develop the government’s reform program and reach an agreement with him before the end of next summer.