«The majority of the Lebanese people and political forces have declared that they are opposed to the Framework Agreement and that we must abandon this agreement. The Lebanese government has negotiated directly with the enemy in seven stages, but what has been the result? The result has even been below zero at various stages. [...] The president has the right to negotiate, but does not have the right to violate the Constitution and the Taif Agreement, nor to give up the right of the Lebanese people and the liberation of the territory. The president is primarily responsible for preserving Lebanon’s sovereignty. [...]
We demand an end to concessions. We emphasize that the negotiating path must be corrected. You must stop direct negotiations, move toward indirect negotiations, raise your voice, and emphasize that you have dignity and must know that everyone is with you if you defend Lebanon’s sovereignty. [...] We are ready to negotiate, but how can we negotiate when some issue rulings against the resistance as if it were outside the law? We are within the framework of the law, and this principle must be accepted. We oppose the Framework Agreement, but we must be recognized so that we can negotiate.»
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