AA: We Went to Negotiations because the War Won't Bring Us to a Conclusion.
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The Lebanese president said: "We decided to save what is left of Lebanon. We went towards negotiations because war will not bring us any results."
Beirut: Lebanese President Joseph Awn confirmed today that the agreement we reached was not ideal, but limited the expansion of Israeli aggression. He conveyed today ' s Lebanese presidency ' s statement: our main weapon in Lebanon is to invest in human beings, pointing out that the Son of the South is tired, and only wants to live safely. We have made a decision to save what remains of Lebanon, [...]
The President of the Republic, Joseph Awn, during his reception of the Association of Former Mount Lassall School, affirmed that "our primary weapon in Lebanon is to invest in human beings." Aid said that "the Son of the South is tired, and only wants to live safely," stressing that "the decision to save what remains of Lebanon has led us to go to negotiations, because the war will not bring us to a conclusion." He explained that "the agreement …
President Joseph Awn emphasized that our main weapon in Lebanon was to invest in human beings, stressing that the South's people were tired and wanted only to live in safety. Awn, during his reception of the old school association Lasal, said that the country had taken the decision to save what remained from Lebanon, so I went to negotiations, because the war would not come to a conclusion.
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