Aoun pursues final chance as Hezbollah rejects ceasefire terms
The ceasefire agreement between Lebanon and Israel has entered a difficult phase, as Hezbollah rejected the understandings mediated by the United States, considering them to threaten Lebanon's security and aimed at eradicating part of its population. The party officially announced its rejection of the agreement, reaffirming that its resistance will continue its operations until Israel fully withdraws from Lebanese territories. Meanwhile, President Aoun views this as the last opportunity to achieve a permanent ceasefire. In accordance with this, the Lebanese army will begin operating in the southern experimental areas to strengthen the restoration of Lebanese authority, amid escalating military and security tensions in the region.
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