Several MPs described the ongoing negotiations as stalled and in crisis. They said the talks are unlikely to produce concrete results. They also criticized the Lebanese position. In their view, it asks only for obvious things, such as an end to military operations and an Israeli army withdrawal, without winning real gains.
In statements to The Speech, MPs rejected the outcome of the “framework agreement.” They said it does not bode well and is full of gaps. In their view, it needs a critical review and an admission that the course must be corrected.
They ended by saying the starting point for getting past this crisis lies with the President. He should start a serious, comprehensive dialogue with all political forces. The aim would be a unified national understanding on how to manage this very delicate stage.
For the full statements, watch the interviews on YouTube.
