Bari Opposes Buffer Zones and Caution in Negotiations

The President of the Lebanese Parliament, Nabih Berri, reaffirmed Lebanon's rejection of establishing buffer zones or security belts in southern Lebanon, holding the state responsible for protecting the south and for rebuilding what was destroyed due to Israeli attacks. He emphasized that the responsibility for defending the south rests with the state, reaffirming Lebanon’s commitment to the Lebanese Army and UNIFIL as red lines. He also rejected direct negotiations with Israel while under fire, asserting that previous rounds of negotiations have not yielded results. Furthermore, he warned against sacrificing Lebanon's sovereign rights and stated that any war with Israel requires a national approach free from sectarian and regional calculations. He cautioned against Israel’s attempts to ignite discord within Lebanon. Berri also reiterated his firm stance on maintaining the Taif Agreement and opposing any division or federalization of the country, urging the avoidance of internal divisions. Additionally, he emphasized support for efforts across the region to establish stability in the Gulf.

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