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Naim Qassem released a statement criticizing the Lebanese government. He asserted that Hezbollah will keep its presence, decisions and capabilities while remaining central to the country's independence.
thehindu.comHezbollah leader Naim Qassem released a statement criticizing the Lebanese government and stating that the group will not give up its arms. "The Lebanese authorities cannot antagonize and oppose more than half of the Lebanese people and function normally," Qassem said. @MarioNawfal reported that Qassem added Hezbollah will keep its presence, decisions and capabilities.
He described the group as central to Lebanon’s independence.
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Abc NewsMayor Zohran Mamdani detailed administration achievements since January in his first sit-down interview since the primaries. Three candidates he endorsed won congressional primaries this year.
Former US transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg said Michigan authorities required him to stay away from his four-year-old twins until forensic interviews cleared a false report. Police determined the anonymous claim was unfounded and politically motivated.
Al JazeeraAn Israeli drone attack on makeshift tents in Khan Younis killed at least two Palestinians including a young girl and wounded four others on Saturday. Gaza civil defence teams recovered seven additional wounded from a separate strike in al-Mawasi.