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Lebanon Says US Framework Aims for Full Israeli Withdrawal as Washington Pledges Aid
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 26, 2026
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Lebanon said a US-brokered framework signed in Washington aims to secure an Israeli withdrawal and restore Lebanese sovereignty. The US pledged $130 million in aid and military support, while the deal also sets up a trilateral coordination mechanism involving Israel, Lebanon and the United States.
- 01Lebanon says the deal aims at full Israeli withdrawal and restored sovereignty.
- 02Washington pledged $130 million in aid, including $100 million in humanitarian assistance.
- 03The agreement creates a trilateral Israel-Lebanon-US military coordination mechanism.
- 04Rubio said the deal targets Hezbollah disarmament and destruction of its terror infrastructure.
- 05Hezbollah says it is not bound by the agreement, and Lebanon's army is seen as too weak to confront it.
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OrganizationsUnited States, Lebanese Army, Hezbollah, United Nations, Israeli government, Israeli cabinet
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