Hamadeh: Ceasefire Brings Lebanon Some Relief
MP Marwan Hamadeh considered that the ceasefire has restored some degree of reassurance to Lebanon and has opened the door for withdrawals and later reconstruction. He pointed out that the Washington meetings remain crucial to the Lebanese issue, despite discussions about the roles of Iran, Qatar, and Islamabad. He explained that the Military Ceasefire Follow-up Committee operates under the supervision of the U.S. Middle East leadership and is studying a phased withdrawal mechanism, coordinated with the deployment of the Lebanese Army and the stabilization of security arrangements. He added that Lebanon can now breathe and prepare for a positive summer season, despite the official declaration that the war has not ended.
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