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Israeli far-right minister Ben-Gvir attacks Lebanon deal
Israeli far-right minister Ben-Gvir attacks Lebanon deal Israel’s far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has attacked the US-brokered agreement with Lebanon. The agreement with Lebanon is a big mistake... Indeed, we are staying in most of the territory for now, but the state of Lebanon will not disarm Hezbollah, he said on his Telegram channel. The comments underline opposition inside Israel’s far-right government to any arrangement that limits Israel’s military freedom of action in Lebanon, even as Israeli forces continue to occupy parts of the south. Members of the Lebanese government are Hezbollah ministers, and Lebanon cannot be trusted to take Hezbollah's weapons ... Only IDF soldiers will destroy Hezbollah, no other party will do it for us.
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Middle East Eye
· Jun 27, 2026
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· Jun 28, 2026
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Related coverage for "Israeli far-right minister Ben-Gvir attacks Lebanon deal": Middle East Eye — Netanyahu hails Lebanon deal as ‘blow’ to Iran and Hezbollah. The Jerusalem Post — Following petition, Elections Committee orders removal of Netanyahu video pending final ruling. The Young Turks — Ana makes IDF Soldier CRY to Piers - Piers BACKS Ana & Cenk!! #tyt #breakingnews #piersmorgan. Vanguard News — Hezbollah rejects deal with Israel, which expects ‘extended stay’ in Lebanon. Al Bawaba — After Trump's "Leader" remark, Netanyahu breaks silence on their relationship. The Tribune — “Massive blow to Iran and Hezbollah”: Netanyahu claims Israel-Lebanon agreement sidelines Tehran