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[Geagea], who visited [Amin Gemayel] in his Bikfaya residence, said she agreed with the Kataeb leader that the presidential election is \"very important and all lawmakers should practice their constitutional role on April 23.\"

He noted that the government has failed in tackling the file from its political, security, and humanitarian angles, warning of the possibility of the refugees \"becoming permanently displaced in Lebanon\" in a manner that would destabilize the country's \"national fabric.\" Addressing the debate in Lebanon over a new parliamentary electoral law, [Amin Gemayel] remarked: \"Lebanon is in need of a law that takes into consideration democratic standards that are an integral part of the Lebanese system.\"

NNA -21/09/2012 - The Democratic Centrist Parties World Union elected on Friday [21 September] Kataeb Party Leader, Amin Gemayel, as it's vice head, and head of the Middle East region's group.

Former President and current Kataeb leader Amin Gemayel said Lebanon's government should not naturalize some 7,000 Syrian refugees in the country and be sure to maintain an accurate count of those escaping violence in Syria, according to Gemayel's press office. In his interview, Gemayel warned that events in Syria might upset the delicate equilibrium in his country, saying: \"[I] hope that the situation in Syria stabilizes and that the Syrian people become able to choose the government they want because the more the situation in Syria is stable, the more Lebanon will be stable.\"

\"[Amin Gemayel]'s stance of distancing Lebanon from the repercussions of the unrest in Syria is a smart stance. I reiterated to him that France believes that this is the best stance Lebanon should take,\" he told reporters at Gemayel's residence in Sin al-Fil.

As the President spoke, Moslem militiamen battled with rockets, mortars and heavy machine guns in a number of residential quarters in mostly Moslem West Beirut. Army troops in the hills east of here exchanged artillery fire with Druse fighters.

Parts of the Lebanese Forces support the 43-year-old President, others do not. His surest military support, which helps keep him in office, comes from loyal Christian-dominated units of the regular army. Mr.

Lebanon's involvement in conflicts means its destruction,\" [Amin Gemayel] said. \"We have already proposed the adoption of a policy of neutrality, but if the word neutrality bothers some people, let us adopt an unbiased policy that serves all Lebanese factions, including Hezbollah, because if events move in the...

\"We also have objections to Berri's past positions be that on the personal level when he considered the previous government as illegitimate or when he closed parliament and hindered the presidential election,\" [Amin Gemayel] claimed. Gemayel again said Sunday's policy speech by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu \"directly threatened peace in the Middle East ... and the dangers that will result from it will impact Lebanon through the threat of (Palestinian) settlement.\"

Moslem leaders had resisted any move by President [Amin Gemayel], a Maronite Catholic, to form a new Cabinet before Parliament elected a new President, and they had warned that such a move could formally divide the country and plunge it into further rounds of violence. The five officers, are commanders of the army's main brigades representing Lebanon's religious communities -the Maronites, the Sunni Moslems, Shiite Moslems and the Druse. The same station quoted the leader of the Shiite militia Amal, Nabih Berri, as describing the formation of the military Cabinet as ''a military coup.''