A member of the Democratic Convergence Bloc, Member of Parliament Marwan Hamada, stressed, through Whyz Talk, that "the most important thing is that we enter a third war in the name of new support... We were fascinated by the support of Gaza, Gaza disappeared and is no more... We were fascinated by the support of Iran, the south also went there and they were captured on the road and the village was destroyed and a large part of it was destroyed and a large part of it. And this is a catastrophe because this is Mount Poel, the pearl of Lebanon..."

A member of the Democratic Convergence Bloc, Member of Parliament Marwan Hamada, stressed, through Whyz Talk, that "the most important thing is that we enter a third war in the name of new support... We were fascinated by the support of Gaza, Gaza disappeared and is no more... We were fascinated by the support of Iran, the south also went there and they were captured on the road and the village was destroyed and a large part of it was destroyed and a large part of it. And this is a catastrophe because this is Mount Poel, the pearl of Lebanon..."

He added: "It's Jebel Amal, like Mount Lebanon. You can't discuss it. It's not that it's a Shia teacher, and there's no doubt that among the Shiites they should be proud of Jebel Amal. It wasn't a spill, but a source of thought and knowledge... I worked as the Minister of Health and Education, and I know the exam results of the south, always the young and the young." He continued: "They were taken to a place that is not their place, and to a site that is not theirs, and to an identity that is not their identity... to faith... everyone is free in their faith... but a doctrine that was disputed between the twelve Shiites who started from the mountain and reached Najaf, Karbala, etc.

He noted, "We thought it was indeed a great gain for little Lebanon. It was Greater Lebanon that annexed Jebel Amal... Here, what happened today? As if we are guiding Israel, or setting conditions that will make us and the mountain disappear, and move the population to another place, in preparation for a major problem between the other sects and the division of Lebanon outside the 1920 borders... We must avoid war, we must return to national unity, we must stay within the 1920 borders, and we must gradually move between negotiations and the cancellation of negotiations.

He emphasized: "I was on the committee that dismantled Amal, the Lebanese Forces and the Socialist Party... They all gave up their weapons and were still there. They didn't disappear and didn't say they eliminated us."