Lebanese Parliament approves Mikati government

The Lebanese Parliament renewed its confidence in Prime Minister Nawar Salameh’s government for the third time, following discussions that addressed issues related to the war, negotiations with Israel, and the restriction of weapons to the state. The government received 68 votes in favor, with 12 votes against no confidence, while Hezbollah MPs left the hall before the vote. Nawar Salameh noted that the framework agreement with Israel, signed in June 2026 under American auspices, is a political deal aimed at a gradual Israeli withdrawal and supporting Lebanon’s sovereignty, without abandoning United Nations resolutions or the Arab Peace Initiative. He emphasized the need to support the Lebanese state and its institutions and to resist a mentality of dependency, while the session was marked by a sharp division between supporters of negotiations and opponents of Lebanon's submission to external interference.

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