On the anniversary of the election of late President Bachir Gemayel, Samy Gemayel, the leader of the Lebanese Kataeb Party, took to social media to reflect on the historical significance of the date. 'From legitimate resistance to resistant legitimacy,' Gemayel wrote on his X account. This poignant remark captures the enduring legacy of Bashir Gemayel, whose election on August 23, 1982, marked a pivotal moment in Lebanon's tumultuous history. Gemayel's presidency was a symbol of resistance amidst a backdrop of political and military strife, and his leadership remains a topic of reflection and debate within Lebanese political discourse. The Kataeb chief's message highlights an enduring issue: Lebanon's ongoing struggle with the presence of illegitimate arms that continue to grip the country. Despite the passage of time, Lebanon remains plagued by armed factions that undermine the state's authority and legitimacy. This persistent problem has contributed to the nation's political instability and challenges i n achieving lasting peace. Source: National news agency - Lebanon
Related Articles
MIKATI MEETS DEFENSE MINISTER
Caretaker Prime Minister, Najib Mikati, met Monday at the Grand Serail with Caretaker Minister of National Defense, Maurice Sleem.
The pair reportedly discussed the current security situation in the country and affairs relevant to the military instit…
Army Commander meets Borrell
Lebanese Army Commander, General Joseph Aoun, met, at his Yarze office on Thursday, with the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell.
Talks touched on the current situation in Lebanon and the …
Murder Toll of Civilians in West Bank Reaches 589 During Israel’s Genocide on Gaza
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced today that through attacks made by the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) and colonists in the occupied West Bank, the Israeli occupation murdered 589 Palestinian civilians, since the beginning of Israel’s gen…
