Deputy Jashi Criticizes Framework Agreement

Hussein Jishi, a deputy from the Loyalty to Resistance Bloc, emphasized that confronting the Israeli occupation is not an internal dispute linked solely to weapons, but rather a struggle against an invading enemy that violates sovereignty and land. He viewed the Framework Agreement as tying the continuation of the occupation to the issue of weapons in Lebanon, considering that this transforms the occupation issue into a domestic negotiation matter. He called on the Lebanese government to demand the withdrawal of the occupation based on international law, rather than linking it to internal issues such as the return of displaced persons or re-positioning. He criticized the statements made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which he deemed the Israeli presence in the "Yellow Zone" legitimate. Jishi considered that such statements constitute a "shameful and humiliating agreement," or at least necessitate clarifying its content to the public if it is not true. He called for retracting from this agreement, viewing it as morally and nationally unacceptable, warning that it could face a fate similar to the May 17 Agreement, which was ultimately abandoned. He also referred to Israeli attacks on Lebanese lands, reaffirming that protecting borders and land is a priority. He stated that a authority that cannot protect its citizens has no right to demand disarmament before ending the occupation.

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