Gemayel renews calls for salvation government.Summary: Former President Amin Gemayel, leader of the Kataeb (Phalange pha·langen. See phalanx. [French, from Old French, body of infantrymen, from Latin, from Greek phalanx, phalang-, log, battle array, bone between the finger and toe joints ) Party, has renewed his call for the formation of "a salvation government" to implement decisions taken at last month's National Dialogue session at Baabda Palace. BEIRUT: Former President Amin Gemayel, leader of the Kataeb (Phalange) Party, has renewed his call for the formation of "a salvation government" to implement decisions taken at last month's National Dialogue session at Baabda Palace. Gemayel spoke at a news conference Saturday in Zahle where he had met with the Bekaa city's MPs, Catholic Bishop Issam Darwish and other bishops. He also attended a dinner held by the Kataeb branch in Zahle. He criticized Hezbollah for retaining its arms, saying the party's arsenal kept Lebanon "an open arena to all the region's problems." "We cannot continue watching the state in an undeclared state of disintegration disintegration /dis·in·te·gra·tion/ (-in?ti-gra´shun) 1. the process of breaking up or decomposing. 2. in terms of the role of its legitimate institutions, the inability of its government to govern and indecision Indecision Buridan’s ass unable to decide between two haystacks, he would starve to death. [Fr. Philos.: Brewer Dictionary, 154] Cooke, Ebenezer his irresolution usually leads to catatonia. [Am. Lit. by its military and security agencies," Gemayel said. "It is imperative to form a government that shoulders historic responsibility in these circumstances," he added. Copyright 2012, The Daily Star. All rights reserved. Provided by Syndigate.info an Albawaba.com company |
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