Situation update on prisoner talks and amnesty

The President of Lebanon, Joseph Aoun, signed the general amnesty law, a move that triggered angry reactions from the families of the martyrs and the relevant unions, who considered that the law legalizes corruption crimes and dashes the last hopes of preserving the dignity of soldiers and martyrs. Meanwhile, the leader of the Free Patriotic Movement, Gebran Bassil, confirmed that the "Loyalty to Lebanon" bloc will file a legal challenge against the law to ensure justice and protect the martyrs, emphasizing that this challenge is out of respect for the dignity of the nation and the army. Additionally, four Lebanese prisoners were released as part of the Southern file, an action welcomed by the U.S. embassy. This came after preparations for a new round of negotiations under American sponsorship, in an effort to ease tensions. Meanwhile, Israel continues to refuse withdrawal from the security zone in southern Lebanon and persistently targets areas there.

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