Iran Press/ Iran news: Hezbollah Secretary-General said: "Popular protests indicate that people have regained self-confidence and hope of achieving the change."
Sayyed Nasrallah said: Government's package of reforms is a first step in countering corruption.
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah stressed that the government is committed to implementing reforms on its due dates and Hezbollah won’t allow any delay in implementation of commitments.
Nasrallah warns of protest exploitation
The Lebanese movement leader said Hezbollah allowed all parties to express their views around the economic reforms in the recent unrests in the country.
He reiterated that if the Hezbollah followers come to the streets, they return but if their goals are achieved.
Nasrallah said that popular movement has had some positive achievements, including tax-free budget announcements as well as economic plans, stressing that economic plans are not mere promises and must be implemented.
Hezbollah welcomes any solution and dialogue
Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah said that Hezbollah welcomes any solution and dialogue, and ready to do sacrifices for the betterment of Lebanon.
He pointed out to the suggestion on negotiating with protesters saying "offering talks with the demonstrators does not mean asking them to leave the streets, but rather shows that we recognize their right to stay on the streets".
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah called on the army to support the demonstrators, noting that some are trying to aggravate the situation by implying that the army is trying to clash with the demonstrators, which is not true.
He warned over the de-popularization of the protest and said that a movement started spontaneously by people themselves is no longer the spontaneous today but is being led by political parties and groups.
He remarked that the demands heard today in the protest are different from those heard in the first days of the demonstrations.
The continuation of protests without negotiating with government leads to achieving no goals, Nasrallah said advising people that well know the ones whom they trust in their slogans.
Also expressing concern about the civil war in Lebanon, Hezbollah Secretary-General said evidence shows that the country is now within the range of some regional and international countries and circles, stressing that the real Lebanese authorities must ensure that the country is not targeted
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