Maronite League chairman Joseph Tarabey said Friday that priority goes to reconciliation that would stop the bloodshed in the streets, indicating that the start of these reunions begins with Suleiman Franjieh's Marada Movement and the Lebanese Forces of Samir Geagea.

"We would start with the pressing issue, which is reconciliation between the Lebanese Forces and Marada Movement," Tarabey said after a meeting of Maronite MPs.

MP George Adwan said the Lebanese Forces is headed towards reconciliation with the Marada Movement.

He said, however, that this reconciliation "is impossible" without a get-together between Geagea and Franjieh "which I hope will take place soon."

Tarabay said a unanimous agreement had been reached on achieving intra-Christian reconciliation, adding that the League is in contact with the Marada Movement which called for reconciling Lebanese Forces.

"Any reconciliation should be based on Maronite principles," Tarabay stressed.

He said Free Patriotic Movement leader Michel Aoun would not take part in the meeting of Maronite MPs, but most members of his bloc would participate.

A row developed during the meeting between MPs Nayla Moawad and Ibrahim Kanaan. No details were given.