In Lebanon's parliament, Hezbollah and its allies lose their majority. Earth Situation News
In Lebanon's parliament, Hezbollah and its allies lose their majority. Monday, May 16, 2022, at the interior ministry in Beirut, Lebanon, Lebanese Interior Minister Bassam Malawi , Centre , talks at a news conference about Sunday's parliamentary elections. The terrorist Hezbollah party and its supporters lost seats in Lebanon's parliamentary elections this weekend, with preliminary results showing some of its most vociferous opponents winning more seats and some of their old friends being voted out. (Hassan Ammar/AP Photo) BEIRUT — Final election results indicated Tuesday that Lebanon's terrorist Hezbollah organization and its allies lost their parliamentary majority, while more than a dozen independent newcomers gained seats. The result marked a turning point in a country beset by an enduring financial crisis and rising poverty. Official election results revealed that no single political party had a clear majority. This points to a fractured and politicized...