The leadership of the Amal Movement and Hezbollah in Beirut issued a joint declaration urging refraining from organizing demonstrations at the present time, in order to preserve stability and protect national unity.
The statement stated that the Amal Movement and Hezbollah, “With deep appreciation for the patience of our displaced people, and for the host brothers in the capital and all regions, and with pride in the steadfastness of the resistance fighters in the confrontations of the border villages, and with the respect of the two leaderships for the people’s feelings and their enthusiasm to express their position on the ongoing entitlements, and out of the concern of the two leaderships for stability and the protection of civil peace and not to be drawn into any division that the Israeli enemy wants, we call on our honorable people not to demonstrate at this delicate stage that is passing.” It has the country.”
The statement explained that this call comes within the framework of giving priority to the approach of calm and avoiding any internal tension that the enemy may exploit, in light of the delicate circumstances that Lebanon is witnessing, especially with the continuing clashes in the border villages.
This position comes in light of the escalation of security tensions in the south and the increasing numbers of displaced people from the border areas to Beirut and other regions, which increases the intensity of popular and political discontent. The calls for action in the street coincide with very important political and security demands, at a time when efforts are intensifying to prevent the country from sliding into division or chaos that may affect general stability. The joint statement reflects the keenness of the two leaderships to control the situation on the street and avoid any movements that may be considered an additional factor to increase tension at this very sensitive stage.
