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Truth and reconciliation national conference: Will Gemayel’s call be heard?

The address of Kataeb leader Sami Gemayel on Wednesday in Parliament was praised by all parties, including Hezbollah, which congratulated him.

Truth and reconciliation national conference: Will Gemayel’s call be heard?

Kataeb leader Samy Gemayel addresses Parliament on Feb. 26, 2025, during the vote of confidence. (Credit: Photo from his X account)

The speech of the Kataeb leader, Sami Gemayel, on Wednesday evening during the vote of confidence in Parliament was praised by many observers and political actors. The Metn MP stood out, dedicating his entire speech to the call for a national conference for truth and reconciliation to “bring to the table all of the political components’ concerns” to achieve “state-building.” This process, he said, must begin with Hezbollah’s disarmament to “ensure equality among the Lebanese.” Read more Salam and his 'reform and rescue' plan backed by a broad majority Gemayel entrusted this mission to President Joseph Aoun, and Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri. But, what can actually be expected? For now, the answer is unclear. However, it is certain that a significant part of the political class, including Amal and Hezbollah, viewed Gemayel’s speech...
The speech of the Kataeb leader, Sami Gemayel, on Wednesday evening during the vote of confidence in Parliament was praised by many observers and political actors. The Metn MP stood out, dedicating his entire speech to the call for a national conference for truth and reconciliation to “bring to the table all of the political components’ concerns” to achieve “state-building.” This process, he said, must begin with Hezbollah’s disarmament to “ensure equality among the Lebanese.” Read more Salam and his 'reform and rescue' plan backed by a broad majority Gemayel entrusted this mission to President Joseph Aoun, and Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri. But, what can actually be expected? For now, the answer is unclear. However, it is certain that a significant part of the political class, including Amal and Hezbollah, viewed...