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A U.S.-brokered framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, criticized for not requiring Israeli withdrawal from occupied areas, sparked protests in Beirut and condemnation from Hezbollah. The deal leaves key issues unresolved, with analysts warning of imbalances and potential internal strife in Lebanon.
Iranian Supreme Leader's Senior Advisor Ali Akbar Velayati declared Hezbollah the real defender of Lebanon's sovereignty amid rising regional tensions. He said no other force, including the Lebanese army, can fulfill this role as effectively, highlighting Hezbollah's key role in countering threats from Israel.
Israel resumed airstrikes on southern Lebanon just days after a US-brokered framework deal was signed, raising immediate doubts about the ceasefire. Hezbollah denounced the agreement as a surrender, while the Israeli far-right rejected it as well. The first death since the deal was recorded on Saturday, and Israeli forces continued operations in a buffer zone.
Mỹ công bố thỏa thuận khung giữa Israel và Lebanon nhằm chấm dứt xung đột với Hezbollah, nhưng nhóm vũ trang này bác bỏ hoàn toàn. Dư luận Israel đón nhận với thái độ thận trọng, nhiều ý kiến hoài nghi về khả năng thực thi và lo ngại Hezbollah chưa bị giải giáp.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has rejected a framework agreement proposed by the Lebanese government, calling it a surrender to Israeli demands. In a televised speech on October 7, he argued the deal fails Lebanon's interests and violates resistance principles. The move risks escalating border tensions.
Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem rejected the Israel-Lebanon framework agreement as 'sovereign surrender,' while Israeli airstrikes continued on southern Lebanon. The deal sidelines Hezbollah's disarmament, sparking protests and warnings of civil war.
Israel and Lebanon have reached a new U.S.-brokered framework agreement that ties an Israeli withdrawal to Hezbollah's disarmament, but the Iran-backed group has rejected it. Analysts doubt the deal can succeed without Hezbollah's consent, warning it could lead to further confrontation.
Israel and Lebanon have signed a US-brokered framework agreement aimed at restoring Lebanese sovereignty and disarming Hezbollah. However, Israel continues to occupy parts of southern Lebanon, and both Israeli airstrikes and sporadic clashes persisted on the day of the signing. Hezbollah, excluded from talks, warned the deal could lead to civil war.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah praised the Islamabad Memorandum as a strategic failure for the U.S. and Israel. He argued the pact disrupts efforts to isolate resistance movements and reflects waning Western influence in the Middle East.
