Fatfat to LBCI: Future movement is not a Sunni party

Future Parliamentarian Bloc member MP Ahmad Fatfat revealed that he has information about small groups in Tripoli who are receiving arms, ammunition and logistic support from the Syrian Regime as they are located near the Syrian border in North Lebanon, adding that some political groups in Lebanon still rely on assassination acts to achieve political gains.

Fatfat told Nharkom Said on LBCI that the Internal Security Forces announced Col. Wissam Hassan assassination plat in public in order to fail it, pointing out that the political campaign on the ISF will make this institution more vulnerable for external attacks.

He mentioned that sectarian political speeches are becoming more frequent in Lebanon, adding that Future Movement is not a Sunni party but works for all Lebanese.

“The current government is a Syrian-Hezbollah tool that has been forced to take decision against its will”, Fatfat told LBCI.

Asked about the Syrian issue he commented “if internationalization would solve the crisis, let it be”

“Future Movement cannot watch the Syrian people getting killed without taking firm stances”.