We are all Beirut: We refuse to postpone the elections and fight them in all regions to fortify the state and its sovereignty

The “We are all Beirut” gathering, headed by former minister, Muhammad Shuqair, held its weekly meeting, during which the general situation in the country was discussed, especially in light of the high level of Israeli threats to Lebanon, and the possible repercussions on national security and internal stability.

A statement indicated that “the meeting stopped at length when the upcoming parliamentary elections were entitled to next May, stressing” their categorical rejection of any attempts to postpone this entitlement or disrupt it under any excuse. “
Also, the community considered that the parliamentary elections are a basic station in the path of democratic life, which is the natural entrance to reproduce power and perpetuate the popular will as a single source of legitimacy.
The gathering stressed that “the parliamentary entitlement is an opportunity for the Lebanese to choose their representatives and build a political authority that expresses their aspirations,” stressing that “this entitlement will be accompanied by serious preparation for the elections in various Lebanese regions, with candidates for their presence and their role in public affairs and enjoy a record in the service of people and society.”
He affirmed, “His endeavor to alliance with sovereign forces under a clear title: building the state and strengthening its sovereignty over its entire lands, monopolizing the decision of war and peace alone, and restricting arms in the hands of the Lebanese army and legitimate security forces and not others.