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Shiite Leaders Diverge on Iraq's Future
The article focused on the Shiite escalation against the authority in Lebanon, where Hezbollah Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem accused the Lebanese government of choosing an dishonorable path and giving the enemy everything. He announced the party's rejection of the framework agreement, which he described as illegal and imposed by Israel. He emphasized that the resistance will continue to hold onto its weapons and oppose initiatives that contradict its stance, calling for a return to the November 27, 2024 agreement and working solely under UN Resolution 1701. He also criticized the authority's conduct in negotiations, highlighting its failure to achieve a ceasefire or the withdrawal from occupied territories. He confirmed that Iran and its diplomatic agreements, such as the Islamabad Accord, guarantee de-escalation, even as the enemy continues its attacks. At the same time, the Jaafari Mufti Sheikh Ahmad Qataban criticized the authority, describing it as a "presidency without a president" that is subject to a surrender agreement harming Lebanon's sovereignty. He called for steadfastness from the south amid warnings of potential Israeli escalation before Hezbollah's weapons are handed over.
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