Hariri is not resigning
Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri, who announced his resignation in Saudi Arabia, suddenly suspended his announcement of resigning after three weeks in his home country. On Wednesday, after meeting with Lebanese President Michelle Auen, Hariri stepped down from the announcement of resignation.
Hariri said after the meeting, "I discussed the matter with the President. He requested me to delay the submission of resignation, so that further advice could be made. I responded to her request. '
About three weeks ago, Hariri's resignation statement created a political crisis in Lebanon. It is also alleged that Saudi Arabia has forced him to step down and is detained.
Security forces welcome Saad Hariri after returning from Paris on Tuesday midnight on Tuesday. He was asked, is there any message for the Lebanese people? In reply to this, he said, 'thank you'. Hariri went straight from Beirut airport to his father's former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri's tomb. Hariri joined the celebration of Independence Day on Wednesday.
He recently moved from Saudi Arabia to Riyadh in Paris. There he held a meeting with French President Emanuel Makhon.
Hariri and Saudi authorities have blown up the Saudi Arabian force as part of the regional influence, but Hariri has been forced to resign.
On 4 November, Saad Hariri made a sudden announcement of his resignation in Saudi Arabia. He is resigning because of the risk of killing, he said. Hariri complained about his nose in Iran against Iran. But Iran then said that Hariri resigned on Saudi pressure to destabilize Lebanon.
Hariri refused to accept the resignation but Lebanese President Michelle Owen refused to accept it. As long as the Prime Minister Hariri does not appear to the President, he said he would not be accepted until then.
The BBC has reported that Harbin has a disagreement with one of Lebanon's powerful Hezbollah. Hezbollah supported Iran. And Saad Hariri is backed by Saudi. Hezbollah also wanted Saad Hariri to continue as the Prime Minister. Hezbollah is also part of Lebanon's unified government.