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Hezbollah welcomes Lebanon deal
0 Comments | AFP, May, 2008
BEIRUT (AFP) — Hezbollah deputy secretary general Naim Qassem on Friday welcomed as an "important achievement" a breakthrough deal reached by rival Lebanese political factions to end the country's crisis.
"This accord is an important achievement for all the Lebanese and a key step toward ending a difficult phase that lasted for 18 months," Qassem told the Shiite militant group's radio station Al-Nour.
He added that he wished the deal had been reached more than a year ago.
Qassem said the next challenge for the Western-backed ruling bloc and the Hezbollah-led opposition backed by Syria and Iran will be the formation of a national unity government.
"If both sides are positive, we can form a national unity government and find solutions to everything,"...
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