Lebanese Christian Leader Accuses Hezbollah of Promoting Sectarian State
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by News Editor
Al Arabiya – One of Lebanon’s Christian leaders, Samir Geagea, accused the Shiite party Hezbollah of attempting to turn Lebanon into a sectarian state in a press conference, held in the country, on Wednesday.
Geagea, who is leader of the Lebanese Forces (LF) party, claimed that “the concept of the Lebanese state doesn’t exist in the eyes of Hezbollah” and blamed the party and its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, of paralyzing the country.
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