The House of Representatives is holding another session tomorrow to elect a president, which is not expected to change the current presidential deadlock, joining the previous eight sessions. However, the surprise, according to sources close to the Movement speaking to "Al-Markaziya," lies in how its MPs will vote. It is expected that they will be divided, with ten voting blank and another ten voting for different candidates. It has been speculated that they might cast votes for Maouad as a strong message to Hezbollah in response to the governmental setback.
Sources believe that this action, if carried out without being canceled due to nighttime communications, would send a strong message to everyone, including the party, the opposition, and the candidates. While the Movement continues to escalate its stance in an attempt to regain credibility after yesterday's government session, Hezbollah is trying to absorb the discontent and is conducting low-profile communications to soften the situation.
