Hezbollah Official Slams Lebanese President Over US, Israel Talks
Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem delivered a scathing critique of the Lebanese government and President Michel Aoun during a memorial rally marking two years since the assassination of his predecessor, Hassan Nasrallah. Qassem accused the Lebanese authorities of capitulating to Israeli and American demands within the framework of the maritime border agreement with Israel, asserting that they had surrendered all power sources and aided a "Israeli-American project" instead of confronting it. He declared the authorities responsible for the ongoing volatile security situation.
Qassem specifically targeted Lebanese President Michel Aoun, urging him to halt direct negotiations with the United States and Israel. "Stop the direct negotiations, move to indirect negotiations," Qassem stated, adding that "everyone will stand by you if you defend Lebanon's sovereignty."
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