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SPEAKER BERRI: ME WILL NOT WITNESS PEACE, LEBANON ENTITLED TO HANG ON TO RESISTANCE
Ahlul Bayt News Agency
http://abna.ir/data.asp?lang=3&id=269752
Oct 5 2011
Iran
Lebanese Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri criticized the international
community on its double standards when dealing with the "Israeli"
enemy, and accused it of hidden agendas concerning the Middle East.
(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Lebanese Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri
criticized the international community on its double standards when
dealing with the "Israeli" enemy, and accused it of hidden agendas
concerning the Middle East.
During his official visit to Armenia, and speaking before the Armenian
parliament, Speaker Berri affirmed, "International decision-makers
are placing Arab regimes in the position of the accused in order to
subject them to their will".
He further indicated that the decision makers are aiming at weakening
all Arab states, one country at a time.
Referring to the powers that seek to manipulate the democratic
demands of the people for their own interests, Berri stressed that
these powers should be confronted.
Regarding the Palestinian bid for statehood at the UN, Lebanese
Speaker noted that the developments in the region indicate that a
long time will pass before stability is reached.
"The Middle East will not witness peace and the Palestinians will
continue to have the right to keep a comprehensive popular resistance,
as do the Lebanese against "Israeli" violations", Speaker Berri
emphasized.
He reaffirmed that given the ongoing "Israeli" violations of
international resolutions, Lebanon has the right to hang on to its
resistance.
Moreover, Berri went on to say, "I had previously warned that "Israel"
is seeking to evade its obligations towards fair and comprehensive
peace ... and facts have demonstrated that peace that is not based
on justice is doomed to fail".
On the level of the Lebanese-Armenian ties, Speaker Nabih Berri urged
to enhance the economic and commercial ties between both states,
further praising the good relations between the nations of both
countries.
Ahlul Bayt News Agency
http://abna.ir/data.asp?lang=3&id=269752
Oct 5 2011
Iran
Lebanese Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri criticized the international
community on its double standards when dealing with the "Israeli"
enemy, and accused it of hidden agendas concerning the Middle East.
(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Lebanese Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri
criticized the international community on its double standards when
dealing with the "Israeli" enemy, and accused it of hidden agendas
concerning the Middle East.
During his official visit to Armenia, and speaking before the Armenian
parliament, Speaker Berri affirmed, "International decision-makers
are placing Arab regimes in the position of the accused in order to
subject them to their will".
He further indicated that the decision makers are aiming at weakening
all Arab states, one country at a time.
Referring to the powers that seek to manipulate the democratic
demands of the people for their own interests, Berri stressed that
these powers should be confronted.
Regarding the Palestinian bid for statehood at the UN, Lebanese
Speaker noted that the developments in the region indicate that a
long time will pass before stability is reached.
"The Middle East will not witness peace and the Palestinians will
continue to have the right to keep a comprehensive popular resistance,
as do the Lebanese against "Israeli" violations", Speaker Berri
emphasized.
He reaffirmed that given the ongoing "Israeli" violations of
international resolutions, Lebanon has the right to hang on to its
resistance.
Moreover, Berri went on to say, "I had previously warned that "Israel"
is seeking to evade its obligations towards fair and comprehensive
peace ... and facts have demonstrated that peace that is not based
on justice is doomed to fail".
On the level of the Lebanese-Armenian ties, Speaker Nabih Berri urged
to enhance the economic and commercial ties between both states,
further praising the good relations between the nations of both
countries.