Loyalty to the Resistance bloc, MP Hassan Hoballah, confirmed that he is not afraid of election money in the south, and pointed out that such money, spread throughout Lebanon now, forms a bad phenomenon that poses thousands of question marks, "because, how can a team that presents itself as being able to fairly represent the people, work on purchasing their conscience?"
Hobballah also pointed out that election money is tantamount to "falsification of the truth about public representation," clarifying that "those who want to offer themselves to manage the nation's affairs and represent the Lebanese people, should not trick them to buy their conscience by heaping funds upon them."
He stressed that South Lebanon lived out the occupation and the resistance phase, and so the people of the South can not be mislead or deceived, since they have experienced the resistance and evidently see who defends their interests.
Hobballah emphasized that the opposition enters the parliamentary elections based on the political alliance that has existed between all the opposition forces, adding that this political alliance has become an electoral alliance. "Therefore, we have dropped any thinking of going back to the so-called Quad-partite alliance, on which they (former partners in last elections) turned and later (after the elections) denied."
He revealed that the opposition goes into the elections on the grounds that it is one in all of Lebanon, hence "What concerns in Tyre concerns me in Batroun also concerns me in Matn, the north and in all of Lebanon."
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