The Lebanese journalist Tony Bolus reported through his Twitter account on Al-Juzo's statements, in which he said: "There is no longer a state in Lebanon. This is what Hezbollah has decided, which works to export 'hashish' and drugs to Arab countries, and claims that it is closest to God than all the rest."

Anesthetizes and impoverishes the people

Al-Juzo added, "Hezbollah is determined to drug the people, impoverish them and humiliate them, hoping that it will control the situation and benefit from the oil extracted from the sea, and benefit from smuggling and drug trafficking, which makes it very rich from illegal money."

The mufti believed that "Hezbollah killed his neighborhood in Dahiya (south of Beirut), and its young people became addicted to drugs. Moral corruption is spread everywhere. Drugs destroy minds and turn people into lunatics who are subject to this deadly scourge that destroys the elements of civilization and progress."

According to what was reported in the Lebanese newspaper "Al-Liwa", Al-Juzo also said that Lebanon's problem is its complex ethnic composition, which indicates that this pluralism has become an arena of hatred, bigotry and psychological complexes with a historical background.

According to Al-Juzo, "It is difficult for Lebanon to get out of its crisis, because its mind is numb and unconscious." 

He wonders, when will Lebanon rise and wake up? When will it be freed from drugs?