MP Ihab Matar wrote on “X”: “This is a miserable time when someone who ruined the Lebanese Republic with widespread, sectarian and racist strife, violated the constitution, handed over the Lebanese decision-making power to Iran, weakened the Lebanese army, and strengthened the illegal weapons, comes to us to criticize our adoption of the general amnesty law... I am truly ridiculous. What is certain is that there will be no amnesty for a movement that disrupted the country for the sake of the chair and brought Lebanon into hell and drowned the Lebanese in darkness and chaos, and in which Beirut witnessed a bombing. Port, and “he knew”! At that time, the Lebanese revolted against this era, and the accountability was not over yet... and only the people now know who carries the label of “unemployed sex”. Finally, the general amnesty law is a right for the oppressed... and we are proud of its approval because it is a national achievement for all of Lebanon... whoever wants it, whoever wants it, and all attempts to create strife between the army and the Lebanese will not succeed because it is a relationship based on respect for sacrifices and the state and on heroism that we respect and are proud of. We bow before all the martyrs of our army, the protector of the homeland.”