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Lebanese Army Warns Against Security Breaches Amid Hezbollah's Rejection of Israel-Lebanon Deal

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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · Jun 26, 2026

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The Lebanese Army warned against security breaches following the Israel-Lebanon framework agreement amid protests and Hezbollah's rejection. Hezbollah’s leader called to cancel the deal, while the Lebanese government defends it as historic. The Shia Amal Movement also opposed the agreement, citing national risks.

01Lebanese Army warns against security violations after Israel-Lebanon framework agreement.
02Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem rejects the deal, calling for its cancellation and replacement.
03Protests by Hezbollah supporters were dispersed by Lebanese security forces.
04Political sources say the agreement isolates Hezbollah and calls for its disarmament.
05Hezbollah may try to delay the deal’s implementation but not fully sabotage it.
06Amal Movement opposes the agreement, citing threats to Lebanon’s sovereignty and interests.

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