Lebanese analyst reveals Hezbollah’s flaws for parliamentary presidency for its ally Berri

Tomorrow is the beginning of the new Lebanese parliament, in which the terrorist Hezbollah party lost the majority of seats, which threatens its control over the committees and the presidency of the council, because there are many blocs within this council.

Hezbollah casualties

In a new attempt by Hezbollah to gain control within the parliament, despite its loss of the majority, Hezbollah sent a message to the new representatives in the Lebanese parliament, confirming its openness to “all cooperation, whatever its political and ideological background, all these attempts confirmed the weakness of Hezbollah, and the attempt to manipulate to obtain its own interests at the expense of the other political blocs in the Lebanese parliament”.

Intra-Parliament conflicts

Lebanese political analyst Tawfiq Chouman said that the Hezbollah terrorist group is very afraid of losing the parliamentary presidency and controlling the leadership seats in the parliament, after being shocked and dealt a major blow by its failure to obtain the majority of the parliament’s seats. This caused it to be in a state of fear and anxiety and an attempt to manipulate all parties in order to gain the presidency of the parliament.

The Lebanese political analyst added: “the council is expected to witness changes in its internal composition, especially that its president since 1991, Nabih Berri, did not guarantee the majority that existed for him the previous times. He pointed out that the formations will witness some sort of competition, even though Berri himself guarantees the presidency due to the sectarian system adopted in Lebanon and controlled by Berri with his ally Hezbollah”.

He said what is witnessing a strong battle is the parliamentary presidency, which is taking on a different character in light of the fragmentation occurring among the parliamentary blocs, which will confuse Hezbollah’s calculations.