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Lebanese President Urges Trump to Pressure Israel on Southern Withdrawal
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First reported by Ynet · 1 day ago
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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun calls on US President Donald Trump to pressure Israel into fully withdrawing from southern Lebanon, criticizing Israel's ongoing military presence as unnecessary. He defends Lebanon’s negotiations with Israel and reaffirms commitment to UN Resolution 1701 and Lebanese sovereignty.
- 01Lebanese President Joseph Aoun urges Trump to pressure Israel for full withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
- 02Aoun criticizes Israel’s military presence in five southern points as strategically unnecessary today.
- 03Lebanon coordinates with the US and France to push Israel to retreat from occupied areas.
- 04Aoun defends direct negotiations with Israel to prevent escalation and aid displaced Lebanese.
- 05He commits to UN Resolution 1701 and insists only the Lebanese army can defend the country.
- 06Aoun denies rumors of meeting Netanyahu and plans to meet Trump in Washington.
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