Lebanon First
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Lebanon First (Arabic: لبنان أولاً) is the former parliamentary bloc of the Future Movement in the Lebanese Parliament. Headed by Saad Hariri, it consisted of 19 deputies after the 2018 general election.[1] It is now disbanded and is succeeded by the National Moderation (Arabic: الإعتدال الوطني) after Hariri's electoral boycott.
Election summary
2018–2022 session deputies
| Name | Election Area | Political Affiliation | Sect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saad Hariri | Beirut II | FM | Sunni |
| Nohad Machnouk | Beirut II | FM | Sunni |
| Tammam Salam | Beirut II | FM | Sunni |
| Roula Tabch | Beirut II | FM | Sunni |
| Nazih Najem | Beirut II | FM | Greek Orthodox |
| Walid Baarini | Akkar | FM | Sunni |
| Mohamad El Merehbi | Akkar | FM | Sunni |
| Mohamad Sleiman | Akkar | FM | Sunni |
| Hadi Hobeich | Akkar | FM | Maronite |
| Mohamad Kabbara | North II | FM | Sunni |
| Samir Jisr | North II | FM | Sunni |
| Dima Jamali | North II | FM | Sunni |
| Osman Alameddine | North II | FM | Sunni |
| Sami Fatfat | North II | FM | Sunni |
| Mohammad Al Hajjar | Mount Lebanon IV | FM | Sunni |
| Assem Araji | Bekaa I | FM | Sunni |
| Mohamad El Karaaoui | Bekaa II | FM | Sunni |
| Baker El Houjairi | Baalback | FM | Sunni |
| Bahia Hariri | Saida | FM | Sunni |
See also
References
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