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šŸš©Fouad Makhzoumi: My position is unambiguous: I support this framework. For the first time in seventy years, Lebanon holds a text signed by the United States, Israel, and Lebanon, in which Israel declares it has no claim to Lebanese territory and wants the Lebanese Army controlling the ground. Hezbollahā€™s...

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This is Tracy Chamoun, Lebanonā€™s former ambassador to Jordan and a former presidential candidate, criticizing the Lebanese authorities and President Joseph Aoun: 'Israel is happy with the Lebanese government because it has allowed it to remain in southern Lebanon for an indefinite period.' This is how the Lebanese authorities, through the framework agreement reached in Washington between Lebanon and Israel, handed southern Lebanon over to Israel.
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This is Tracy Chamoun, Lebanonā€™s former ambassador to Jordan and a former presidential candidate, criticizing the Lebanese authorities and President Joseph Aoun: 'Israel is happy with the Lebanese government because it has allowed it to remain in southern Lebanon for an indefinite period.' This is how the Lebanese authorities, through the framework agreement reached in Washington between Lebanon and Israel, handed southern Lebanon over to Israel.

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āš”ļøā­•ļø Benjamin Netanyahu announces his achievements over the Lebanese state: "Citizens of Israel, before the Sabbath I want to announce to you a major achievement for the State of Israel. You know that we are conducting negotiations in Washington between Israeli, Lebanese, and American representatives. A lengthy negotiation, and today it has borne fruit. The most important thing is that first and foremost, Israel remains in the security zone in southern Lebanon. This is a major achievement, and we will maintain it as long as Hezbollah is not disarmed, as long as there is a threat to the State of Israel. This is also a significant blow to Iran. Iran is trying to force us to withdraw by force from southern Lebanon. And in effect, Israel, Lebanon, and the United States are telling them - this is none of your business. You have no role in Lebanon. Neither you nor Hezbollah nor any terrorist organization. The additional thing is, of course, that we are allowing the Lebanese army to begin organizing to take control of the area. We are creating two pilot zones. Both are at the recommendation of the IDF. One is entirely outside the security zone, south of the Litani, and the second is north of the Litani, a small part of which is in the expanded security zone that we achieved over the past two weeks, and which the IDF does not need - it says so in the clearest way. We are always preserving the original security zone outside the range of artillery fire. We do not allow Hezbollah to enter there, nor do we allow civilians to enter. This is preserved. And the most important thing is that Israel says: our security comes first."
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āš”ļøā­•ļø Benjamin Netanyahu announces his achievements over the Lebanese state: "Citizens of Israel, before the Sabbath I want to announce to you a major achievement for the State of Israel. You know that we are conducting negotiations in Washington between Israeli, Lebanese, and American representatives. A lengthy negotiation, and today it has borne fruit. The most important thing is that first and foremost, Israel remains in the security zone in southern Lebanon. This is a major achievement, and we will maintain it as long as Hezbollah is not disarmed, as long as there is a threat to the State of Israel. This is also a significant blow to Iran. Iran is trying to force us to withdraw by force from southern Lebanon. And in effect, Israel, Lebanon, and the United States are telling them - this is none of your business. You have no role in Lebanon. Neither you nor Hezbollah nor any terrorist organization. The additional thing is, of course, that we are allowing the Lebanese army to begin organizing to take control of the area. We are creating two pilot zones. Both are at the recommendation of the IDF. One is entirely outside the security zone, south of the Litani, and the second is north of the Litani, a small part of which is in the expanded security zone that we achieved over the past two weeks, and which the IDF does not need - it says so in the clearest way. We are always preserving the original security zone outside the range of artillery fire. We do not allow Hezbollah to enter there, nor do we allow civilians to enter. This is preserved. And the most important thing is that Israel says: our security comes first."

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šŸš©Fouad Makhzoumiā€™s position is bigger than a peace line He is separating Lebanonā€™s national interest from the Palestinian file because that linkage became the mechanism through which Hezbollah imports war, assigns the bill to Beirut, and then moralizes the wreckage as ā€œresistanceā€. šŸš©A Beiruti Sunni leader saying this publicly matters because it breaks the veto that has governed Lebanon for decades: before Lebanon may protect itself, it must first wait for every unresolved regional cause to be settled. The historical anchor is not the Abraham Accords alone. It is 1949. Lebanon and Israel signed an armistice at Ras en Naqoura on March 23, 1949, before any Arab peace initiative, and long before Hezbollah existed to confiscate the border in Iranā€™s name. So Makhzoumi is not inventing a taboo. He is restoring a Lebanese state precedent. The Trump offer now on the table changes the clock. Washington has moved the file from moral hesitation to political choice: either Lebanon takes the only offer backed by the only power able to enforce it, or Hezbollah keeps the country trapped inside Iranā€™s war calendar. Peace is not sentimental here. It is strategic insulation. It removes Lebanon from the firing map, returns war and peace to the state, and forces Hezbollah to explain why Lebanese children must keep paying for wars no Lebanese state declared.

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šŸšØ THE U.S.-IRAN DEAL EXPOSES LEBANON'S GOVERNMENTšŸšØ I recorded this video before the U.S.-Iran deal was announced. But the deal only makes the question more urgent. If Washington and Tehran can now move toward a regional ceasefire framework, including Lebanon, then what exactly was the Lebanese government doing while Israel was bombing the south, destroying towns, occupying Lebanese land, and speaking openly about future expansion and building settlements? Lebanese officials openly admitted that Lebanon has neither military power nor economic power to negotiate with Israel, so their strategy is to go to Washington, cry to the Americans, and ask them to pressure Israel. Sorry, but this is beyond parody. This is why many Lebanese consider the attempt to disarm Hezbollah under such circumstances as a national suicide. Whether one agrees with Hezbollahā€™s ideology or not, the reality on the ground is simple: it remains the only force capable of imposing a military cost on the Israeli occupation forces stationed inside Lebanon. And now, with the U.S.-Iran deal putting Lebanon at the center of the regional equation, the Lebanese government looks even more exposed. Because if Israel fails to achieve its objectives in Lebanon, those Lebanese officials who gambled on Hezbollahā€™s defeat will have to answer whether they were defending Lebanon or managing Lebanonā€™s surrender.
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šŸšØ THE U.S.-IRAN DEAL EXPOSES LEBANON'S GOVERNMENTšŸšØ I recorded this video before the U.S.-Iran deal was announced. But the deal only makes the question more urgent. If Washington and Tehran can now move toward a regional ceasefire framework, including Lebanon, then what exactly was the Lebanese government doing while Israel was bombing the south, destroying towns, occupying Lebanese land, and speaking openly about future expansion and building settlements? Lebanese officials openly admitted that Lebanon has neither military power nor economic power to negotiate with Israel, so their strategy is to go to Washington, cry to the Americans, and ask them to pressure Israel. Sorry, but this is beyond parody. This is why many Lebanese consider the attempt to disarm Hezbollah under such circumstances as a national suicide. Whether one agrees with Hezbollahā€™s ideology or not, the reality on the ground is simple: it remains the only force capable of imposing a military cost on the Israeli occupation forces stationed inside Lebanon. And now, with the U.S.-Iran deal putting Lebanon at the center of the regional equation, the Lebanese government looks even more exposed. Because if Israel fails to achieve its objectives in Lebanon, those Lebanese officials who gambled on Hezbollahā€™s defeat will have to answer whether they were defending Lebanon or managing Lebanonā€™s surrender.

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The Israeli army destroyed an extensive tunnel in southern Lebanon on Sunday, with Lebanese state media reporting strikes in the area and Iran-backed Hezbollah saying it reserves the right to respond to the attacks. The incidents came despite a trilateral framework agreement signed by Lebanon and Israel under US sponsorship on Friday to pave the way for peace between the two countries and disarm Iran-backed Hezbollah.

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Netanyahu lays out Israel's terms for Lebanon after signing of surrender framework agreement, vows Israeli occupation will continue as long as Israel deems necessary ā€”ā€” Following the US-brokered framework agreement with Lebanon, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israeli occupation forces will withdraw from only two pilot areas, insisting that Israel will remain in its self-declared "security zone" in southern Lebanon "for as long as necessary." Calling it a "tremendous achievement," Netanyahu said international pressure to force an Israeli withdrawal had failed, adding that Israel was "breaking Iran's diplomatic axis." Praising the Lebanese government's decision, Netanyahu described it as "an extremely courageous step," claiming that, for the first time in decades, Lebanon was effectively telling Hezbollah and Iran: "Get out. We're making peace with Israel, whether you like it or not." He claimed the move enjoys support among Lebanese Christians, Druze, Muslims, and even some Shias. Netanyahu also said the Lebanese Armed Forces must reform from within, as "there are jihadist elements within the army," and added that the Lebanese government knows it must deal with the issue, saying, "We will, of course, examine this in practice." Netanyahu also reiterated that Israel was never a party to the US-Iran memorandum of understanding, despite the document stating that it was signed by the United States, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and their allies in the current war. He said Israel nevertheless has its own interests, including on the nuclear issue, and is considering sending a delegation to Washington to present its position. Asked about the long-standing description of Lebanon as a political graveyard for Israeli leaders, Netanyahu dismissed the remark, saying, "Who cares?" He added: "Whether it's a political graveyard or not, I will do whatever is necessary to ensure the security and victory of the State of Israel. If we need to enter Lebanon, we will enter Lebanon. If we need to act forcefully there, we will."
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Netanyahu lays out Israel's terms for Lebanon after signing of surrender framework agreement, vows Israeli occupation will continue as long as Israel deems necessary ā€”ā€” Following the US-brokered framework agreement with Lebanon, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that Israeli occupation forces will withdraw from only two pilot areas, insisting that Israel will remain in its self-declared "security zone" in southern Lebanon "for as long as necessary." Calling it a "tremendous achievement," Netanyahu said international pressure to force an Israeli withdrawal had failed, adding that Israel was "breaking Iran's diplomatic axis." Praising the Lebanese government's decision, Netanyahu described it as "an extremely courageous step," claiming that, for the first time in decades, Lebanon was effectively telling Hezbollah and Iran: "Get out. We're making peace with Israel, whether you like it or not." He claimed the move enjoys support among Lebanese Christians, Druze, Muslims, and even some Shias. Netanyahu also said the Lebanese Armed Forces must reform from within, as "there are jihadist elements within the army," and added that the Lebanese government knows it must deal with the issue, saying, "We will, of course, examine this in practice." Netanyahu also reiterated that Israel was never a party to the US-Iran memorandum of understanding, despite the document stating that it was signed by the United States, the Islamic Republic of Iran, and their allies in the current war. He said Israel nevertheless has its own interests, including on the nuclear issue, and is considering sending a delegation to Washington to present its position. Asked about the long-standing description of Lebanon as a political graveyard for Israeli leaders, Netanyahu dismissed the remark, saying, "Who cares?" He added: "Whether it's a political graveyard or not, I will do whatever is necessary to ensure the security and victory of the State of Israel. If we need to enter Lebanon, we will enter Lebanon. If we need to act forcefully there, we will."

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Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem: Following the ceasefire, the next phase is the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanese territory, according to a clear timetable. Israel has no option but to withdraw from Lebanese territory. Not a single inch of land can remain occupied under any pretext, alongside the cessation of aggression by land, sea, and air, and the deployment of the Lebanese Army. We are cooperating with the Lebanese Army to the fullest extent. Israel has no role in what we agree upon internally, and it must be prevented from interfering.
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Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem: Following the ceasefire, the next phase is the complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanese territory, according to a clear timetable. Israel has no option but to withdraw from Lebanese territory. Not a single inch of land can remain occupied under any pretext, alongside the cessation of aggression by land, sea, and air, and the deployment of the Lebanese Army. We are cooperating with the Lebanese Army to the fullest extent. Israel has no role in what we agree upon internally, and it must be prevented from interfering.

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UPDATE: In a major escalation, Israeli drones have assassinated a Lebanese army commander general today while he was heading to his base in Marje'youn, South Lebanon. The strike happened before Khardali point, right where the Lebanese army rediculously suggested coordinating with Israeli army in a piloting zone on dismantling Hezbollah weapons. Yesterday, this Leb Army General was in charge of the army forces that took control over Debbine after Israeli withdrawal, and sent them without their weapons. Last week, Israeli drones killed a Christian family with their daughter on the same road, heading to their home in Marje'youn. This happened after yesterday's interview with pro american president Joe Aoun, with Christian Amanpour, when he rediculously agreed than there are "no hostile intentions between Lebanon and Israel", and after blaming Iran and Hezbollah for the atrocities committed by Israel in Lebanon and failing to mention that Israel is killing and attacking people and occupying parts of South Lebanon. What a pathetic situation!
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UPDATE: In a major escalation, Israeli drones have assassinated a Lebanese army commander general today while he was heading to his base in Marje'youn, South Lebanon. The strike happened before Khardali point, right where the Lebanese army rediculously suggested coordinating with Israeli army in a piloting zone on dismantling Hezbollah weapons. Yesterday, this Leb Army General was in charge of the army forces that took control over Debbine after Israeli withdrawal, and sent them without their weapons. Last week, Israeli drones killed a Christian family with their daughter on the same road, heading to their home in Marje'youn. This happened after yesterday's interview with pro american president Joe Aoun, with Christian Amanpour, when he rediculously agreed than there are "no hostile intentions between Lebanon and Israel", and after blaming Iran and Hezbollah for the atrocities committed by Israel in Lebanon and failing to mention that Israel is killing and attacking people and occupying parts of South Lebanon. What a pathetic situation!

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Israeli Defense Minister Katz said the IDF may take control of territory in Lebanon if the Lebanese government fails to stop Hezbollah from attacking Israel. "I warned the President of Lebanon that if the Lebanese government does not know how to control the territory and prevent Hezbollah from threatening the northern communities and firing toward Israel, we will take the territory and do it ourselves," Kayz said. He added that he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instructed the IDF to prepare to expand operations in Lebanon to restore security to Israelā€™s northern communities.
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Israeli Defense Minister Katz said the IDF may take control of territory in Lebanon if the Lebanese government fails to stop Hezbollah from attacking Israel. "I warned the President of Lebanon that if the Lebanese government does not know how to control the territory and prevent Hezbollah from threatening the northern communities and firing toward Israel, we will take the territory and do it ourselves," Kayz said. He added that he and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu instructed the IDF to prepare to expand operations in Lebanon to restore security to Israelā€™s northern communities.

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