The group particularly emphasized the necessity of removing these weapons from border regions with Syria, where militias often operate under the guise of "clans." It warned against ignoring international demands for disarmament, asserting that the continued presence of these armed groups obstructs Lebanon’s state-building efforts.

The statement accused Hezbollah of not only engaging in destructive conflicts with Israel in the past but also currently provoking hostilities along the Syrian border under Tehran’s directives. It argued that such actions divert the Lebanese army from its primary duty—defending the nation—and instead entangle it in battles that serve foreign interests rather than Lebanon’s security and stability. 

The Front stressed the urgency of prosecuting Hezbollah’s leadership for their role in perpetuating conflicts that hinder the implementation of international resolutions crucial for Lebanon’s sovereignty and governance.

Furthermore, the Christian Front underscored the necessity for Lebanon to align with the Arab Gulf’s vision for regional peace and development. It advocated for the Lebanese state to adopt a direct negotiation approach with Israel, bypassing intermediaries, to resolve outstanding territorial and maritime border disputes. 

According to the statement, direct negotiations would not only address these long-standing issues but also lay the groundwork for a broader peace agreement between Lebanon and Israel, inspired by the Abraham Accords.

The Front highlighted that signing a peace treaty with Israel would mark a transformative step for Lebanon, fostering economic and commercial growth, enhancing security cooperation, and promoting tourism. Such an agreement, it argued, would open new horizons for the country's prosperity and stability. 

The statement warned that without integration into the emerging Middle East framework of peace and economic collaboration, Lebanon risks becoming an impoverished and isolated outlier in the region.

The Christian Front also pointed to the strategic shift in global politics following the election of President Donald Trump, stating that his administration prioritized global peace and prosperity—even if it meant employing force when necessary. 

The Front expressed optimism that Lebanon, by embracing peace with Israel, could secure a stable and flourishing future, positioning itself as an active player in the new Middle Eastern landscape rather than remaining a marginalized entity.

In conclusion, the Christian Front urged Lebanese authorities to take decisive action in disarming Hezbollah, pursuing direct diplomatic engagement with Israel, and embracing regional peace initiatives to ensure Lebanon’s stability and economic resurgence.