Netanyahu: US and Lebanon approve security zone presence
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke about reaching a framework agreement with Lebanon aimed at ending the conflict between the two countries. The agreement includes the establishment of two security zones to test Hezbollah's disarmament in southern Lebanon. He emphasized that Israel will remain in the security zone there as long as necessary, and that the Israeli army has the freedom of movement to confront threats. The agreement, he said, enhances the strength of both Israel and Lebanon, reinforces the armed forces, and weakens Iran's and Hezbollah's influence. He also noted that Israel has destroyed around 90% of Hezbollah’s missile stockpiles, and that the agreement could pave the way for comprehensive peace between the two nations.
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