**Former “Lebanon Strong” Deputy Criticizes Colleague’s Lack of Commitment to Organizing Forces**
A former member of the Lebanese political bloc “Lebanon Strong,” Ziad Aswad, posted a statement on the news website *Lebanon Scoop* in which he criticized a colleague, Jibran, for his perceived lack of involvement in organizing a group of forces.
In the post, Aswad wrote that Jibran’s priorities appear to be “tabbouleh, parties, football,” and that he is unable to gather a group of 100 young people for organizational purposes. He added that he had been asked by Jibran’s uncle at a gathering to comment on the preparation of hummus, the distribution of food, and the handling of dishes.
Aswad further remarked that he does not care about Jibran’s actions, recalling that when they used to gather the dead and wounded in Yubala, he was present.
The statement was published on *Lebanon Scoop* and reflects Aswad’s view that Jibran’s focus on social events detracts from the responsibilities of organizing forces. No additional context or responses from Jibran were provided in the article.
Article source: lebscoop.com | Image credit: المركزية
