Al-Hout to LBCI: Current tension on the streets poses grave dangers

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03-12-2012 | 04:24
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Al-Hout to LBCI: Current tension on the streets poses grave dangers

Islamist Group (Al-Jamaa al-Islamiya) MP Imad al-Hout stressed on Monday that there will be no repositioning of the Group, but an attempt to break the wall during the current crisis, noting that the visits made by the Islamist Group to political leaderships comes within the framework of facilitating the process of governmental change.              

Al-Hout told Nharkom Said that the tension on the streets poses grave dangers in light of the Syrian crisis, stressing the need to change the cabinet in order to decrease this tension.            

The MP noted that the ruling parties in the government are looking for compromise, pointing that dealing with the crisis in an opportunistic manner hinders the solution and the agreement on the formation of a new cabinet. He noted that the Islamic Group was never a part of March 14 and will never boycott any Lebanese party.

Al-Hout considered that Hezbollah’s behavior proves that it controls the country, pointing that the party’s only means of survival is not by force of arms but through the State.

Commenting on the Talkalakh incident, al-Hout called on the government to reassure citizens of their relatives’ fate.

On the other hand, al-Hout stressed that whomever rushes in accusing MP Okab Sakr because of the voice recording, will be disappointed, calling on all parties to wait for Sakr’s reply “since it will surprise a great number of people.”

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