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Lebanese President Defends Framework Agreement Amid Internal Division and Regional Tensions

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First reported by Ynet · 10 hours ago

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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun defended the framework agreement with Israel amid internal political divisions and regional tensions. The U.S. and Israel are preparing to implement parts of the deal, while Lebanese political leaders remain divided, with Hezbollah and Amal rejecting the agreement. Talks are paused pending Iranian mourning ceremonies and Netanyahu's Washington visit.

01Lebanese President Aoun defends framework agreement with Israel despite internal opposition.
02U.S. and Israel plan to start experimental withdrawals under the agreement, monitored by a trilateral committee.
03Political tensions persist between Lebanon's top leaders, with no direct contact between Aoun and Parliament Speaker Berri.
04Shiite factions Amal and Hezbollah reject the agreement but remain in government to maintain stability.
05Negotiations are paused until after Iranian mourning and Netanyahu's U.S. visit.
06Hezbollah accuses the agreement of legitimizing Israeli occupation and targeting resistance.

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