Ibrahim Al-Amin said, yesterday evening, Tuesday, in an interview with Al-Jadeed channel: “There is a problem more important than the problem of Hezbollah’s weapons in Lebanon, and it is a problem called Bkerke.”
He added, “In my opinion, Lebanon’s problem is the Maronite Church.”
journalist #Ibrahim_Amin for “#btfr_a_home“In my opinion, there is a problem more important than the problem of weapons # گروه_الله It’s a problem with her name #Bkerke In my opinion, the problem of Lebanon is the Maronite Church @samarabukhalil
— Al-Jadeed Channel (@ALJADEEDNEWS) March 7, 2022
Al-Amin added that “there are parties, inside or outside, who are asking the Lebanese today that they will withhold aid and development from Lebanon if it does not get rid of the resistance’s weapons.”
Journalist Ibrahim Al-Amin to #btfr_a_home : Today, it is being proposed to the Lebanese by parties at home or abroad that they will be prevented from attending #Lebanon Aid and development if he does not get rid of the resistance weapon @samarabukhalil
— Al-Jadeed Channel (@ALJADEEDNEWS) March 7, 2022
He continued, “This country is ungrateful towards people who sacrificed, fought and expelled Israel, and the resistance represents every Lebanese who wants his country to be liberated.”
Journalist Ibrahim Al-Amin Journalist Ibrahim Al-Amin to #btfr_a_home : This country is ungrateful towards people who sacrificed, fought and expelled “Israel”. @samarabukhalil
— Al-Jadeed Channel (@ALJADEEDNEWS) March 7, 2022
Ibrahim Al-Amin’s words elicited responses from a number of politicians, and the following are some of them:
Resigned MP Nadim Gemayel said: “Bkerke is a problem, Bkerke’s toughness is a problem in the face of the occupier, Bkerke’s strength is a problem in the face of the “terrorist”, Bkerke’s patriotism is a problem in the face of the client, Bkerke’s project is a problem, in the face of those who want nothing but ruin and destruction for Lebanon!”
He added, “A Lebanese woman in Bkerke was a problem in the face of the Ottomans, the Palestinians, and the Syrians, and today she faces the Iranians!”
#Bkerke Problem.
The hardness of Bkerke is a problem in the face of the occupier
The force of Bkerke is a problem in the face of the terrorist
Wataniya Bkerke is a problem in the face of the customer
The Bkerke project is a problem in the face of those who want nothing but ruin and destruction for Lebanon!
A Lebanese woman in Bkerke was a problem in the face of the Ottoman, the Palestinian, and the Syrian, and today she is facing the Iranian!— Nadim Gemayel (@nadimgemayel) March 8, 2022
Representative Shawqi Daccache affirmed, “Glory to God, O Bkerke, glory to the Maronite Church, glory to your boldness.”
He added, “You remain in the heart of Kesrouan for the sake of all of Lebanon, carrying the torch of freedom and sovereignty.”
And he continued, “As for the minor ones, they are in the dustbin of history.”
Glory to God, Bkirki
Glory to the Maronite Church
Glory to your boldness.
You remain in the heart of Kesrouan for the sake of all of Lebanon, carrying the torch of freedom and sovereignty.
As for the minors, they are going to the dustbin of history.#Wahda_Bkirki_Bttakky_Right pic.twitter.com/xfXW6vzQNK— Chawki Daccache (@chaoukidaccache) March 8, 2022
For his part, the deputy head of the Kataeb Party, former minister Salim al-Sayegh, said: “Yes, Bkerke, and the Church has a big problem in the face of Hezbollah’s project that abolishes the Lebanese identity.”
He added, “What you do not know is that the Church is not an institution, but a people, a nation, and values, and if you transgress once morest it, then you are transgressing once morest the sacred! And the sacred fire is piercing and burning! Beware!”
Yes, Bkerke, and the Church has a big problem in the face of Hezbollah’s abolition of the Lebanese identity. What you do not know is that the Church is not an institution, but a people, a nation, and values. And if you taunt them, then you taunt the sacred! The sacred fire is miraculous and scorching! Beware!#with_bkirki pic.twitter.com/n1vHEuO4BW
— Salim el Sayegh (@selimelsayegh) March 8, 2022
