MP Halima Al-Kaaqour announced during the session that "increasing state revenues requires confronting the mafia." She said: "We support the exclusivity of weapons and the state's monopoly on the decision of war and peace, and it is forbidden for Iran to negotiate on our behalf." She added: "It is forbidden for Iran to negotiate on our behalf, we negotiate," continuing: "We are all Shia when a Shia is hit, but I am with the exclusivity of weapons and Lebanon negotiates for itself." Addressing the Prime Minister, she continued: "You dropped the concept of justice in the framework agreement," considering that "the framework agreement is not binding, and on what basis were experimental areas adopted in the South?" She concluded: "We want nothing but Lebanese unity and we want neither Iran nor Israel. You ruined in the negotiations everything that came in the ministerial statement and the oath of office, and you should have adhered to the statement and the speech before going to negotiations."