The politician spoke out against the escalating violence in Gaza, where over 40,000 people have been killed and more than 120,000 injured. He condemned the international community for its inaction in supporting the region.
He emphasized the urgency of the situation by comparing it to a burning house, questioning why external intervention is necessary. He criticized Iran’s involvement in the conflict, wondering why they need to be part of a front that is causing destruction.
The politician also raised concerns about Nasrallah’s leadership of the war on behalf of Lebanese people, as it goes against the country’s constitution which states that only the Lebanese government should have that authority. He questioned whether Nasrallah’s threats to “wipe Israel off the map” are genuine or merely empty slogans.
