Berri: Framework deal discarded, worse than May 17
Speaker Nabih Berri, head of the Lebanese Parliament, confirmed that the framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel is merely dictated and not implementable. He described it as being ten times worse than the May 17 agreement. He warned of the dangers of sedition and internal divisions that it could incite, emphasizing that the military institution is a red line. Any attempt to dismiss the army commander is considered a red line because it forms the cornerstone of the country's stability. He also stressed that confronting this course must remain within constitutional and political frameworks. The only opportunity for Lebanon to seize its rights and compel Israel to withdraw completely lies in American-Iranian negotiations.
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