Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah calls on parliamentary factions to cooperate, following Lebanon's elections that saw no bloc achieve a majority
Nasrallah calls for"cooperation" between political groups including newcomers, saying the alternative would be"chaos and vacuum."
Hezbollah and its allies scored 62 seats during Sunday polls, according to a Reuters news agency tally, losing a majority they secured in 2018 when they and their allies won 71 seats. Nasrallah called for "cooperation" between political groups including newcomers, saying the alternative would be "chaos and vacuum."
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