Eid Mubarak! From politicians to the Lebanese: Eid Mubarak! saudia arabia

On the occasion of Eid al-Adha, tweets and congratulatory positions continued.

Geagea: "Lebanese Forces" party leader Samir Geagea congratulated "the Lebanese people in general and Muslims in particular on the blessed Eid al-Adha," asking God "Almighty to bring it back to us in the coming year with better conditions and a strong republic that protects its children and looks after their interests in the best possible way."

Earlier, Geagea wrote on Twitter: "Adha Mubarak." 

Abu Suleiman: As former Minister Camille Abu Suleiman tweeted on his Twitter account: “I extend my congratulations on the blessed Eid al-Adha, and I hope that the people of power will stop abusing and torturing the Lebanese and speed up to adopt a program with the International Monetary Fund, which is the obligatory path to recovery.” The economy is enough. It is a waste of time, which is very costly to the Lebanese people."

Negm: Likewise, Minister of Justice Marie-Claude Negm tweeted on Twitter: "May God bring him back to the Lebanese women and men with good health and safety. In the hope that our country will return to the joy of the holidays. Adha Mubarak."

Sami Gemayel: In turn, the head of the Lebanese Kataeb Party, the resigned MP, Sami Gemayel, tweeted on his Twitter account:

“It is my wish on this blessed Eid that Lebanon recover from its pain and that the Lebanese people can meet the Eid with the reassurance and peace of mind they deserve.”

Kyumjian: As for the former Minister, Richard Kyumjian, he wrote on Twitter, greeting: "I extend from our Muslim brothers and sisters and Druze in Lebanon and the world sincere congratulations on the occasion of Eid al-Adha. May we learn lessons from this blessed holiday so that all Lebanese work with sacrifice and solidarity, in support of the human being and saving the country."

Hasbani: And the former Deputy Prime Minister Ghassan Hasbani tweeted: "Eid Al-Adha Mubarak and Happy New Year, hoping that the coming days will bring peace and stability to all the Lebanese."

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Arslan: The head of the "Lebanese Democratic Party", MP Talal Arslan, wrote on his Twitter account: "Adha Mubarak."

Karami: The head of the "Dignity" movement, MP Faisal Karami, congratulated the Lebanese in general and Muslims in particular on the blessed Eid al-Adha, and said: "In the blessed Eid al-Adha, which overlooks the Lebanese while they are at the height of suffering on all levels of life, we have only hope that reaches the point of certainty that this country deserves To live and rise from its setbacks, and that this people is able to overcome all adversities and difficulties, and may the Eid be for all believers in a better tomorrow, a government of salvation, reform and renewal of hope.” Karami announced his apology for not receiving the well-wishers, praying to God that "the coming year will be a good year and a breakthrough for all."

Hawat: And a member of the "Strong Republic" bloc, Representative Ziad Hawat, tweeted on his Twitter account: "Every Eid that falls upon us, we hope to reach a country where the sacrifice is for the benefit of his children, not his sons." Saudi Arabia

Qatisha: In turn, a member of the "Strong Republic" bloc, MP Wahba Qatisha, tweeted through his account on "Twitter": "On the occasion of the blessed Eid al-Adha, I would like to congratulate the citizens, especially the Muslims among them, on the feast, hoping that this feast will be the beginning of Lebanon's salvation from its tragedies and the rescue of the Lebanese from their economic crises. ".

Chidiac: For her part, former Minister May Chidiac sent, via Twitter, "On the occasion of the blessed Eid al-Adha to all, my warmest congratulations." She hoped that “God bless our dear Lebanon, which is experiencing the worst crises, in better conditions, and that peace will prevail in the Arab world. May God bring him back to us with health, security, prosperity and peace of mind. Happy New Year".

Abdullah: As for the member of the Democratic Gathering, MP Bilal Abdullah, he wrote on Twitter, greeting: “Perhaps those who are concerned with the matter take from the meanings of Al-Adha those values ​​and principles, abandon selfishness and factional interests, and rise to the greatness and strength of human feelings that this holiday embodies, like others. One of the heavenly feasts, so they relieve the burdens of the people who are burdened with aches and sorrows. The joy of the feast may be absent, but hope remains!

Saad: And a member of the "Strong Republic" bloc, MP Fadi Saad, tweeted, via his Twitter account: "This year, Eid al-Adha comes in the midst of tragedies, difficult challenges and the pain that afflicts our country and its people, but the flame of hope will not be extinguished, and Lebanon is the dream, the incubator of all, together we will bring it back." Paradise of the East, immortal and immortal.

Al-Khazen: Representative Farid Haykal Al-Khazen greeted the Lebanese in general and Muslims in particular on the blessed Eid al-Adha. Al-Khazen wrote a tweet through his account on Twitter, in which he said: "May God restore the blessed Eid to us with good health and peace of mind... We hope that we will overcome this difficult ordeal as soon as possible, and that our country will recover from the ills that exhaust all its sectors."

Abi Ramia: Likewise, Representative Simon Abi Ramia tweeted: "Tragedies, worries and suffering plague our daily lives. The blessed Eid Al-Adha comes, hoping for a better tomorrow away from despair and surrender. We will not be discouraged and we will cling to hope in order to consolidate our faith in a better homeland. Eid Mubarak to all. ".

Araji: Representative Assem Araji tweeted on Twitter, "Mubarak, may God bring it back to you with health, wellness and peace of mind, and our country has recovered from the difficult conditions it is going through."