Lebanese Army Chief Rules Out New Talks With Israel
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Lebanese Army Commander Joseph Aoun announced on Saturday that no new negotiations are currently taking place with Israel. He stressed Lebanon's priorities, including Israeli withdrawal and the return of prisoners and displaced persons.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Lebanese Army Commander Joseph Aoun stated no new talks with Israel are happening.
- Aoun visited Nabatieh to hear citizen needs.
- He reiterated Lebanon's national priorities.
- Key priorities include Israeli withdrawal and return of displaced persons.
Lebanese Army Commander Joseph Aoun stated on Saturday that there are currently no new negotiations underway with Israel. During a visit to Nabatieh, Aoun emphasized that Lebanon's national constants include the withdrawal of Israeli forces, the return of prisoners and displaced persons, and reconstruction.
Aoun explained that the purpose of his visit to Nabatieh was to understand the needs and demands of the citizens. He reiterated that the commitment to withdrawal, the return of prisoners and displaced people, and reconstruction are national priorities that Lebanon pledges to implement.
He stressed that Lebanon's positions are clear, prioritizing the cessation of the Israeli occupation and the repatriation of those displaced or held captive, alongside rebuilding efforts.
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