South and talks face uncertainty

The article discussed the political and security situation in Lebanon, with a focus on escalating tensions with Israel and the ongoing Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon. It highlighted statements by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in which he declared that Israel has "complete control" over the occupied territories and that it does not permit the military to be stationed near its borders. The article also reviewed the security meeting in Baabda, chaired by President Michel Aoun, to discuss the risks of attacks and the expansion of the Lebanese Army's presence in non-occupied villages. Additionally, there was criticism of the general amnesty law, which deputies from the "Free Patriotic Movement" consider to be a reward for criminals and an insult to victims, emphasizing the importance of protecting the army and the role of the sects. Relatedly, the Lebanese Army confirmed that Israeli attacks threaten regional stability and hinder the army's efforts to protect sovereignty, amid repeated Israeli airstrikes targeting Lebanese areas and towns.

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