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Campaign against Salam: Hezbollah distances itself despite ‘discontent’

Supporters of the militia attacked the prime minister on Saturday night, accusing him of being “Zionist.”

Campaign against Salam: Hezbollah distances itself despite ‘discontent’

Hezbollah supporters gathered in front of the Serail in Beirut, on March 28, 2026. (Credit: Mohammad Yassin/L’Orient-Le Jour)

Gathered in front of the Grand Serail on Saturday, Hezbollah’s supporters again harshly attacked Prime Minister Nawaf Salam — who vows to disarm the militia — going so far as to label him “Zionist.”On social media, pro-Hezbollah users also criticized Salam, accusing him of failing to do enough to protect civilians in southern Lebanon after Israel killed three journalists working for Hezbollah-affiliated media on Friday. More from the Lebanese state Aoun: 'The hand that threatens civil peace will be cut off' Given the nearly frozen relations between the prime minister and the Iran-aligned party, the scene revived the grim memory of May 7, 2008. On that day, Hezbollah staged a takeover of Beirut’s Sunni neighborhoods and villages in Chouf and Aley during its confrontation with Fouad Siniora’s government. With some differences,...
Gathered in front of the Grand Serail on Saturday, Hezbollah’s supporters again harshly attacked Prime Minister Nawaf Salam — who vows to disarm the militia — going so far as to label him “Zionist.”On social media, pro-Hezbollah users also criticized Salam, accusing him of failing to do enough to protect civilians in southern Lebanon after Israel killed three journalists working for Hezbollah-affiliated media on Friday. More from the Lebanese state Aoun: 'The hand that threatens civil peace will be cut off' Given the nearly frozen relations between the prime minister and the Iran-aligned party, the scene revived the grim memory of May 7, 2008. On that day, Hezbollah staged a takeover of Beirut’s Sunni neighborhoods and villages in Chouf and Aley during its confrontation with Fouad Siniora’s government. With some...
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