U S State Dept on Explosives and Boycott Law

The article discussed a phone call between an official from the U.S. Department of State and Lebanese President Michel Aoun. They reviewed recent developments regarding the shipment of explosives seized by Hezbollah forces, as well as the Lebanese boycott law enacted in 1955. The American official emphasized the need to hold accountable those who ordered and financed the shipment, and reiterated that returning the explosives to Hezbollah is unacceptable. The conversation also addressed the Lebanese boycott law, which is used politically and hampers peace efforts, with the official stating that the law is impractical. The discussion included the importance of direct communication between the Lebanese and Israeli armies to prevent clashes and promote stability, highlighting the implementation of a tripartite framework to reduce tensions.

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