Emile Rahme announces his withdrawal from the political scene in Lebanon, without abandoning his convictions or previous alliances. At a time when war is raging in the south, and Tyre, which he calls "the capital of history," is being bombarded, the former MP decides to break free from party allegiance to express his opinion on what he believes is in Lebanon's best interest and to reduce the cycle of death.

In this episode, Rahme recounts testimonies about Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and his character, relays what General Michel Aoun said to MP Mohammad Raad about support, defends the Lebanese army's doctrine in the face of pressure and sanctions, and warns that continued division will lead the Lebanese to a new Taif Agreement.

Is moral strength enough for the sake of truth in a world that recognizes only the right of might?

Does direct negotiation with the occupying entity, under an Arab and Islamic umbrella, offer an opportunity to protect Lebanon?

Are the American sanctions on army officers politically motivated, and why is the army being portrayed as an internal police force?

Who fears that internal discord will escalate into a civil strife that will destroy the Taif Agreement? What frightens Emile Rahme most: the occupation, the internal strife, or the Israeli "control panels"?


Episode Topics:

0:00 Emile Rahme Breaks His Political Stance
5:45 Reviewing Support for the Resistance and Testimony on Nasrallah
15:21 Direct Negotiations with Israel
20:45 The Lebanese Army and US Sanctions
29:31 Lebanese Divisions and the Role of the President
36:23 The Taif Agreement and the Fear of a New Taif Agreement
46:15 Greater Israel and Alienation in Deir al-Ahmar

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Guest: Former MP Emile Rahme

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