Aoun vows no Israeli presence in Lebanon
Lebanese President Jozef Maïna stated that Lebanon will not allow Israel to remain on any part of Lebanese territory, affirming that Lebanon will not be defeated or concede its rights in the occupied lands. He clarified that negotiations mediated by the United States have led to significant progress, and that the signing of a framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel in June 2026 has contributed to improving conditions and reducing Israeli assaults. He also emphasized the necessity of rebuilding the Lebanese state, despite internal opposition, and that the common goals are related to Israeli withdrawal, the return of prisoners, and the reconstruction of what was destroyed by war. This agreement is considered an important step toward de-escalation, while Lebanon continues to reject Israeli presence on its land and aims to eliminate any potential threats.
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