Hezbollah will not support Israel-Lebanon framework deal

Hezbollah rejects U.S.-brokered Israel-Lebanon deal linking Israeli withdrawal to disarmament

ALBAWABA- Hezbollah has rejected a U.S.-brokered framework agreement between Israel and Lebanon, refusing any proposal that links an Israeli military withdrawal from southern Lebanon to the group's disarmament...

Netanyahu hails Lebanon deal as ‘blow’ to Iran and Hezbollah

Netanyahu hails Lebanon deal as ‘blow’ to Iran and Hezbollah Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has welcomed the US-brokered framework agreement with Lebanon, describing it as a major gain for Israel and a setback for Iran and Hezbollah. We have reached a historic agreement for the State of Israel, following direct negotiations with Lebanon, Netanyahu said during a televised news conference. This is a blow to Iran and Hezbollah, he added. His comments came a day after Israel and Lebanon reached the framework under US sponsorship. But Israeli officials have already said the army will remain inside parts of southern Lebanon, raising doubts over whether the agreement will lead to a real withdrawal or end Israel’s attacks on Lebanese territory.

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JUST IN: US to send team to southern Lebanon to support the Lebanese army and verify areas are clear of Hezbollah, Al Arabiya reports.@BRICSNews

The Israel-Lebanon deal exposes Hezbollah’s grip on Lebanon

The Israel-Lebanon deal exposes Hezbollah’s grip on Lebanon

Analysis-Israel-Lebanon deal may entrench stalemate rather than end war, analysts say

By Samia NakhoulBEIRUT, June 29 (Reuters) - A security deal between Israel and Lebanon risks entrenching a stalemate rather than resolving Israel's underlying conflict with Hezbollah by tying Israel's pullout from southern Lebanon to the Iran-aligned group's disarmament, a condition regional analysts and politicians say is unattainable.At its core is a bargain few see as workable: Hezbollah has flatly rejected disarmament, and no Lebanese government has the power to enforce it.

The Lebanon Clause Has Three Problems. Israel Won’t Leave. Berri Won’t Approve. Iran Won’t Sign Without It.

Lebanon parliament speaker Nabih Berri has vowed to block the US-brokered Israel-Lebanon framework. Israel has refused to withdraw from the south. Iran says Lebanon clause compliance is a condition for signing any final MoU deal. The triple deadlock has no resolution currently in view.

Lebanon-Israel deal sparks protests by Hezbollah supporters

Lebanon and Israel have signed a US-sponsored framework agreement in Washington. Lebanon says it’s a step towards restoring sovereignty, but Netanyahu says Israel will remain in a southern Lebanon security zone, and Hezbollah rejects the deal. Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on X : https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ Check out our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/aljazeeraenglish/ Download AJE Mobile App: https://aje.news/AJEMobile

Lebanon-Zionist Regime Agreement; U.S. Violation of Agreement with Iran and Project to Disarm Hezbollah

Analysts believe that without Hezbollah's consent, the practical implementation of this agreement is not possible, and entrusting control of the southern regions to the Lebanese army could set the stage for a new internal conflict. In their view, the main objective of this agreement, beyond achieving lasting peace, is to contain Hezbollah, reduce Iran's influence, and secure Israel's security priorities.

Lebanon- Israel deal may entrench stalemate rather than end war, analysts say

Beirut-A security deal between Israel and Lebanon risks entrenching a stalemate rather than resolving Israel’s underlying conflict with Hezbollah by tying Israel’s pullout from southern Lebanon to the Iran-aligned group’s disarmament, a condition regional analysts and politicians say is unattainable. At its core is a bargain few see as workable: Hezbollah ‌has flatly rejected disarmament, []

Netanyahu says Israel to remain in south Lebanon despite US-backed peace framework

Israel will keep troops in southern Lebanon until Hezbollah is disarmed, despite a new trilateral agreement with Lebanon and the US aimed at ending conflict. Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed Israel's commitment to the security zone, while Lebanon's army will gradually take control as non-state armed groups disarm. The US hailed the accord as a crucial first step towards broader peace, though Hezbollah has rejected the negotiations.

The Lebanon Deal’s Hidden Blow to Hezbollah

The U.S.-brokered framework does not require an automatic Israeli withdrawal. Instead, it ties every stage to verified Hezbollah disarmament, Lebanese army deployment, and American-backed monitoring — turning Lebanon’s sovereignty into the central test of the agreement.

‘Hezbollah to respond to any Israeli violation’

Hezbollah chief Naim ​Qassem said on ‌Sunday that Israel will not ​stay in ​Lebanon, adding that the group would ​respond to any ​violation from the Israeli side. His statements ​came as ​Israeli officials say that ‌troops are free to act without restriction to eliminate ​threats ​in Lebanon despite an agreed ​ceasefire that ​took effect on [] The post ‘Hezbollah to respond to any Israeli violation’ appeared first on Egyptian Gazette.

Will Israel Leave Southern Lebanon?

"We will NOT LEAVE until Hezbollah is DISARMED." Israeli Special Envoy Fleur Hassan-Nahoum comments on Israel's conditions for withdrawing from southern Lebanon. #Lebanon

Syrian president to the Lebanese people: "You will not see Syria fighting against Hezboll [...]

Syrian president to the Lebanese people: You will not see Syria fighting against Hezbollah in Lebanon

Tasnim source: No final deal without Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon

Tasnim source: No final deal without Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon

Israel, Lebanon sign U.S.-brokered agreement to restore Lebanese sovereignty to southern part of country

Under the deal, Hezbollah would withdraw, or be removed, from designated pilot zones that would then be transferred simultaneously from Israeli control to the Lebanese Armed Forces

Hezbollah rejects framework agreement signed by Lebanon and Israel

Hezbollah has rejected the framework for a ceasefire agreement between Lebanon and Israel, which was recently signed.

Israel's US envoy Leiter: Lebanon deal ties IDF withdrawal to Hezbollah disarmament

Israel's US envoy Leiter: Lebanon deal ties IDF withdrawal to Hezbollah disarmament

Israel, Lebanon sign initial agreement after US-mediated talks

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the agreement allows Israeli forces to continue to occupy southern Lebanon if Hezbollah does not disarm. The post Israel, Lebanon sign initial agreement after US-mediated talks first appeared on Ariana News | Afghanistan News.

Iran Rejects US-Backed Lebanon Deal, Demands Israel Withdraw

Top Iranian and Lebanese officials have rejected a US-brokered agreement between Israel and Lebanon. On Friday, the State Department announced an agreement between the governments of Lebanon and Israel that was framed as a ceasefire. Israel has been at war in Lebanon with Hezbollah for several years. Israeli forces are occupying Lebanon, and Tel Aviv []

Analysis: Inside the fraught Israel-Lebanon accord that critics say was built to fail

BEIRUT — Lebanon and Israel last week forged a framework agreement aimed at ending hostilities between the long-time enemies. But the U.S.-engineered deal hinges on what has been a non-starter for the Lebanese Shiite militant group Hezbollah: ...

Israel and Lebanon Discuss US Backed Plan for Troop Handover in Southern Border Areas

Israeli and Lebanese officials are discussing a U.S. backed proposal that would see Israeli forces transfer control of some territory captured during the war with Hezbollah to the Lebanese army. The talks are taking place in Washington as part of broader efforts to consolidate a ceasefire and reduce tensions along the Israel Lebanon border. Under [] The post Israel and Lebanon Discuss US Backed Plan for Troop Handover in Southern Border Areas appeared first on Modern Diplomacy.

Israel, Lebanon Sign U.S.-Brokered Framework Deal

The agreement establishes two pilot zones from which the IDF will withdraw and the Lebanese army will deploy in their place. The post Israel, Lebanon Sign U.S.-Brokered Framework Deal first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.

Amb. Yechiel Leiter: 'Peace with Lebanon possible; only after Hezbollah is dismantled'

'Lebanon agreement is about defeating Hezbollah, not Israeli withdrawal,' says Ambassador Yechiel Leiter to JPPI's Jewish Crossroads and warns that Iran and anti-Israel disinformation remain the greatest threats.

Hezbollah kills platoon commander in Israel’s elite Golani Brigade

The deadly resistance operation came after Hezbollah rejected an illegal Lebanese-Israeli deal that would allow continued occupation and violation of sovereignty

Wadephul: chance for security for Israel and Lebanon

The Hezbollah militia has rejected the US-mediated agreement between Israel and Lebanon. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul nevertheless remains hopeful.

This question will determine the fate of Trump's Israel-Lebanon deal

The agreement signed last month between Israel and Lebanon includes two designated pilot zones where the Lebanese army's ability to disarm Hezbollah will be tested. The success, or failure, of that initiative will influence the entire deal

Israel isnt leaving Lebanon and Syria may be next

Israels refusal to withdraw, Hezbollahs refusal to disarm, and new strikes near the Golan Heights point to a conflict that is expanding, not endingIsrael has no intention of leaving Lebanon. At least, it won't do so now and on terms that would suit Beirut (not to mention Hezbollah and Tehran). Moreover, in parallel with the Lebanese campaign, West Jerusalem is reactivating operations in Syria: I

Hezbollah rejects deal with Israel, which expects ‘extended stay’ in Lebanon

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday declared his country's agreement with Lebanon a blow to Iran and Hezbollah, while the militant group's leader Naim Qassem declared it void. The post Hezbollah rejects deal with Israel, which expects ‘extended stay’ in Lebanon appeared first on Vanguard News.

Israel isn’t leaving Lebanon and Syria may be next

The framework agreement ties Israel’s withdrawal to Hezbollah’s disarmament, creating a deadlock that could drag Lebanon back into war again Read Full Article at RT.com

Lebanon and Israel sign framework agreement in Washington for 'lasting peace and security'

The document initialed on Friday does not provide for a full Israeli withdrawal, but instead tasks the Lebanese Armed Forces with controlling two 'pilot zones.' Hezbollah rejected the agreement.

⚡️ — Admin Note: He has failed to stop Netanyahu, so now he is forcing Iran to stop Hezbollah.

— Admin Note: He has failed to stop Netanyahu, so now he is forcing Iran to stop Hezbollah. However, I will tell you that Hezbollah will not stop protecting southern Lebanon from Israeli aggression under any condition.@IntelSlava@LeonovZ

Hezbollah rejects Israel and Lebanon’s peace framework: ‘Null and void’

Hezbollah on Saturday rejected another agreement Lebanon made seeking to end the conflict with Israel, saying it crossed “all red lines.” Hezbollah is an Iranian-backed terrorist group that dominates much of Lebanon, which borders Israel. Israel invaded Lebanon to fight Hezbollah earlier this year, after the terrorist group launched strikes on Israel in retaliation for []

Netanyahu: 'No restrictions' on Israel military acting to thwart Hezbollah threat

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday said its military has “no restrictions” regarding its efforts to target Hezbollah in Lebanon. Israel's continued operations against the militant group have strained the U.S.-Iran ceasefire reached last week. “The directive from me and the Defence Minister to the IDF [Israeli Defense Forces] is clear and has not changed:...