Concerns regarding the amendment of "Taif". And the positions of former heads of government sound the alarm

The opposition movement has reached its peak among Sunni leaders dissatisfied with this approach, especially former government leaders Najib Miqati, Fouad Siniora and Tamam Salam, as evidenced by Salam's high-ceiling statement: " Lebanon has been in a three-year crisis for three years, Every national conscience must take a serious pause to warn of the consequences of this reality and its dangers. "" The constitution is subject to a series of attacks aimed at imposing new facts and practices and to invent concepts that undermine the essence of the political system, "he said.

Salam's position, preceded by a speech similar to former Prime Minister Najib Mikati, began "to form a real opposition to the era of President Michel Aoun", according to remarks by the political advisor from Mikati, Khaldun al-Sharif, who told Asharq Al-Awsat that "the positions of former heads of government, In pursuit of this policy, which struck the formula of Lebanon," emphasizing that "the leaders of government are the mirror of a whole street, and can turn into a real opposition to the Convention, although no one wants to take this only forced experience.

He warned that "these practices worry a large number of Lebanese who believe that there is a great distinction between the positions of the president and those of the Lebanese bloc, which can affect the image of governance, which must distinguish the behavior of the president, and I think that it can be clarified and corrected if the intentions are resolved.

Al-Shareef did not hide that "the Sunni street, like the Shiite and Druze streets and a large part of the Christians, worries about the pressures exerted by the Free Patriotic Movement and the mighty bloc of Lebanon", he warned "attempts by this group to ignite the gangs, by statements or practices.A ministerial meeting is held at the official headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, at the invitation of Minister Gebran Bbadil. Prime Minister Saad Hariri had called a meeting of the Council of Ministers, which was a precedent and a challenge for the Prime Minister, despite the attempted correction at the last minute.

"The insistence of the Free Patriotic Movement on equality in all functional categories is impossible, given the great demographic disparity," said Sharif.