Member of the Loyalty to the Resistance Bloc, MP Hassan Ezzedine, affirmed that “every call for direct negotiations with the enemy is rejected and condemned, and constitutes a deviation from the national constants and Arab identity of Lebanon,” stressing that “Lebanon needs true national unity to confront external pressures and threats.” He pointed out that "the bet will remain on the resistance that achieved victories, not on negotiations that waste rights," considering that "victory will come thanks to the blood of the martyrs and the steadfastness of the resistors." He believed that "the resistance today is proving its ability to renew and regain its strength within a short period, surprising the enemy with its capabilities and tactics," stressing that "this spirit of resistance will not be broken, no matter how severe the challenges are." He also pointed out that “there are no lines imposed by the enemy in the resistance dictionary or buffer zones that can be taken away by force,” stressing that “this land will remain difficult to occupy, and the enemy will not enjoy security or stability on it.”