As part of a program on history with media personality Nada Andrews, head of the Arab Tawhid Party and former minister, Wiam Wahab, sent prominent messages and positions that focused mainly on the political and security situation in Suwayda and the future of the Druze community in Syria. He sent an urgent appeal to the Druze of the occupied territories and the Golan to participate in the elections, describing them as critical to the defense of Sweida. Wahhab addressed the crowds, mentioning the religious and historical symbols of the sect's members (from Salman al-Farisi and al-Maqdad bin al-Aswad to the Prophet Shuaib), and emphasized the need for an intense and unprecedented turn to the polls to break the state of stagnation. Wahab linked the election ballot to the security situation in Jabal al-Arab, considering that "abstaining from voting is tantamount to participating in the killing of a child or a woman in Sweida, while participating is in the category of directly protecting its people and their dignity." Wahab urged the voters to vote exclusively for the forces and entities that stood by the people of Sweida and protected them in their crisis, describing the stage as decisive: "Either we are or we are not... We will live, stay and rule this region."

As part of a program on history with media personality Nada Andrews, head of the Arab Tawhid Party and former minister, Wiam Wahab, sent prominent messages and positions that focused mainly on the political and security situation in Suwayda and the future of the Druze community in Syria. He sent an urgent appeal to the Druze of the occupied territories and the Golan to participate in the elections, describing them as critical to the defense of Sweida. Wahhab addressed the crowds, mentioning the religious and historical symbols of the sect's members (from Salman al-Farisi and al-Maqdad bin al-Aswad to the Prophet Shuaib), and emphasized the need for an intense and unprecedented turn to the polls to break the state of stagnation. Wahab linked the election ballot to the security situation in Jabal al-Arab, considering that "abstaining from voting is tantamount to participating in the killing of a child or a woman in Sweida, while participating is in the category of directly protecting its people and their dignity." Wahab urged the voters to vote exclusively for the forces and entities that stood by the people of Sweida and protected them in their crisis, describing the stage as decisive: "Either we are or we are not... We will live, stay and rule this region."