Hajj Hassan Says: The State Has Not Spent a Single Penny on Reconstruction, Direct Criticism of the Budget.

No funds have yet been allocated by the state for the reconstruction of the affected areas, which requires a clear and explicit solution in the upcoming general budget.

The Israeli enemy is striving to move with complete freedom in the region, in an attempt to impose new realities. The deliberate targeting of civilian facilities in border villages and elsewhere is part of a plan aimed at obstructing the reconstruction process and targeting the south and Lebanon in general.

Some political forces are still following the American project since 1982, which is unacceptable. True sovereignty can only be achieved by independence from foreign projects, and any claim of sovereignty with ties to foreign entities remains questionable.

The current parliamentary election law stipulates the election of six representatives of the diaspora, distributed among sects and continents. There are attempts to amend this law to make expatriates elect all members of the Lebanese Parliament from within Lebanon, which constitutes an imbalance that undermines the principle of equality between candidates and voters.

Anyone wishing to participate politically should exercise their right to vote in their home country.