Rafik Nasrallah: How many people are now on the street for the demands of life?
But if Saadan comes from outside, to downtown Beirut, with a gathering of 100,000 people, he says, "Wear white and go out, we'll dance and sing in the silly Lebanese way", and according to our demands, 20 people will go out!
Political analyst Rafik Nasrallah criticized the state of helplessness and popular surrender in the face of rising prices and the cost of living, and questioned the lack of popular movements. During the OTV interview, he mentioned the Swedish model of popular pressure, where a minister resigned and prices were forced down after a 3-day popular meat boycott following a union move. He emphasized that the Lebanese street is not moving to meet its rightful demands, while thousands are gathering for parties.
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