Amal Movement stated on Monday that "last week's street violence in Beirut puts all the Lebanese under the De Facto of what these groups are doing in an attempt to revive internal strife, deepen national division, threaten civil peace and bring the Lebanese back to the time of unending wars," reiterating "their firm position by refusing to be drawn into everything that is being planned in this regard and engage in any form of reaction."
Amal also urged the authorities to take action and arrest all those responsible.
The Tayouneh clashes marked the worst street violence in over a decade and added to fears of instability in a country that is already suffering an economic meltdown, and the worst economic crises in over a century.