Gebran Bassil
@Gebran_Bassil · Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Yemen
Gebran Bassil is a Lebanese politician.
From the Constitutional Council: Our defense of the army is a duty, not a position against any sect... We want to reassure the soldier that when we send him on a mission, whoever kills him will not go unpunished, and that the matter concerns all of Lebanon... The majority of the fallen soldiers are from the Sunni sect
Translated from ArabicFrom the Constitutional Council: We have done our duty and petition the Constitutional Council to annul the law in its entirety, or make a major and radical correction to it, so that it affects only the oppressed who have been imprisoned for years without trial
Translated from ArabicFrom the Constitutional Council: I ask the MPs: What does everything above have to do with the wronged Islamists? You expanded the text until it now includes every criminal... The law honors the criminal, while there are no guarantees for the victims, and the victim does not dare to speak for fear of his release and revenge
Translated from ArabicBassil from the Constitutional Council: This law undermines public order and threatens to let crime run rampant, and Lebanese people of all sects and parties must stand with the MPs who are trying to correct this chaos.
Translated from ArabicNow that the President of the Republic has signed the general amnesty law... we will challenge it, to protect justice, out of respect for the martyrs, and in opposition to a crime… So that there remains in this homeland someone who dares to say “no,” preserving dignity and a remnant of pride, and salute to the Army. GB
Translated from ArabicIf the cooperation between the governor and the financial prosecutor succeeds in recovering the smuggled funds, that is excellent. We were sorry about a council that was unable to pass a law we submitted in 2020 to recover the smuggled depositors’ funds that caused the collapse. The system will refuse to implement it, so will the governor and the prosecutor resist? We and the people are with you; do not give upGB
Translated from ArabicThe founding of Greater Lebanon was one of the works of Blessed Elias Howayek. Crises, wars, and occupations have passed, and we have continued to reject partitioning it, swallowing it up, or attaching it to something else, holding fast to the motto: too big to be swallowed and too small to be divided. The Lebanese must build a state and preserve the partnership, and it is our duty to continue the struggle and safeguard the trust. Lebanon does not disappear. GB
Translated from ArabicOn the anniversary of the disappearance of Imam Musa al-Sadr, we recall a national voice who believed that Lebanon can be protected only through its unity, built only through dialogue, and made right only through justice. His cause and that of his two companions remain a matter of justice, and uncovering their fate remains a national responsibility that does not lapse with the passage of time.GB
Translated from ArabicI call on the President of the Republic to return the general amnesty law and not be content with challenging it; the difference is clear, and we will challenge it anyway because it is stuffed with constitutional and legal monstrosities. Parliament committed a crime against the army and the people, releasing murderers, drug dealers, and terrorists, apart from the wronged. The law has been tampered with, and so has the homeland, by the establishment!GB
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