The Lebanese presidency denies any aid role in the decision against banks

Yesterday, the Information Office of the Presidency of the Republic of Lebanon denied, in a statement, the Lebanese newspapers "An-Nahar" and "Call of the Nation" about a role for President General Michel Aoun in the financial prosecutor’s decision, Judge Ali Ibrahim, to place a "ban on disposal" signal on the assets of 20 Lebanese banks. .

The statement said, "The Information Office of the Presidency of the Republic is interested in clarifying that the President of the Republic, based on his constitutional responsibilities, particularly under the section (Article 50), observes the law and prevents any defects in its application and in all that could have negative repercussions on security, economic and financial stability in The country, without having any position towards this or that team, or that it is a party to the conflicts in general, and the judiciary in particular.

And the statement continued, "The Information Office of the Presidency of the Republic calls once again for all types of media, its review of everything related to the positions of the President of the Republic, so that the repeated publication of false or fabricated information does not lead to resorting to the laws adopted that foster the approach of false news and the fabricated novel."

The newspaper "An-Nahar" had announced in its issue yesterday that "Judge Ibrahim's action came at the request of, rather, with the insistence of the President of the Republic, General Michel Aoun, who wanted to send a strict and harsh message to the banks, and that President Berri had put in the atmosphere of this procedure," in reference to Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri.

The newspaper "Nida Al-Watan" reported in its issue yesterday that "matters took clear political paths between two camps yesterday, one of which is led by the Shiite duo and President of the Republic Michel Aoun, to put the first block of (the third republic) on the ground of bank nationalization to escape the radical reforms demanded by it." International Monetary Fund".

On the other hand, the Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants submitted a complaint to the UN Security Council regarding the repeated Israeli violations of Lebanon's sovereignty. This came in a statement by the Lebanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday.

Israel almost daily violates Lebanon's airspace and territorial waters.