Parliament resumed its evening session to discuss the government. MP Hagop Terzian spoke first, saying: "The citizen does not want speeches, but wants electricity, education, healthcare, and the judiciary. I warn, just as I did in 2019, that foreign currency is bleeding, and I say today: 'Enough making the honorable pay the price for your failure.'" Badr: Government decisions to monopolize weapons are an essential step to restore sovereignty MP Nabil Badr considered during the evening session to discuss the government in Parliament that "the decisions taken by the government regarding the monopolization of weapons are an essential step to restore sovereignty." He said: "We hear the voice of the opposition, and no one wants to cancel its right to question the government, but I do not understand where it wants to go with its opposition while it is the one that facilitated reaching where we are in Lebanon today?" He added: "There is a loyalist voice that does not accept criticism, applauds without understanding, and defends before hearing, and there is a third voice present in the government and opposing it from the outside." He asked: "In exchange for what are we imposing an environmental tax on the citizen? We do not own a sanitary landfill, so where do the revenues of the environmental tax go and where do the revenues of sorting go?" Hajj Hassan: The zero results of the framework agreement speak for themselves MP Hussein Hajj Hassan affirmed during the evening session to discuss the government in Parliament that "there is no decision to defend, in all terms and governments, and no arming of the army except with American consent, and as representatives of the parliamentary Defense Committee expressed a few days ago, the condition is to fight the resistance and not allow fighting the enemy." Regarding the "framework agreement," he said: "There is nothing more eloquent than the zero results speaking for themselves." He added: "The Prime Minister was supposed to list the achieved results in detail and not recite the ministerial statement all over again, so where are the achievements? In sovereignty? In the economy? In services?" Ehab Hamadeh: Outbidding and divisions were present in this session and the biggest absentee is the Israeli occupation of the South and the citizen MP Ehab Hamadeh pointed out in his intervention during the evening questioning session that "the arts of outbidding and divisions were present in this session, and the biggest absentee from it is the Israeli occupation of the South and the citizen." He said: "I present to the Prime Minister a summarized, documented, and photographed file showing the condition of the Lebanese, and another file to the head of the joint committee and the rule that governs us, about these families and summaries of the disaster that befell them." Verbal altercation between MPs.. and the reason? A verbal altercation had occurred between MPs of the "Loyalty to the Resistance" bloc and MP Ashraf Rifi over the displacement of Lebanese families from Syria, with Rifi accusing Hezbollah of being the reason for this due to its intervention in the Syrian war. Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri responded and stopped the discussion, saying: "Shame, by God, shame." El Kheir to the appellants against the amnesty law: The message has arrived MP Ahmed El Kheir pointed out in Parliament's evening session that "questioning the government is a right, but what we are experiencing today raises many rightful questions." El Kheir asked, "Who has been paralyzing the state for years, and insists that there be more than one decision and more than one weapon in Lebanon?" He said: "The problem is not in the decisions, but in the state's inability to implement them, and in a party's inability to be a decision-maker, and this problem requires a radical solution." He addressed "the appellants against the general amnesty law, who complained of injustice in previous stages," and said: "The message has arrived, but the world turns, everything in its own time, and only the right will prevail." A verbal altercation occurred between El Kheir and MP Salim Aoun over the amnesty law and the appeal before the Constitutional Council.