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Bari calls the deal hybrid but accepts it
Nabih Berri, the head of the Amal Movement, described the tripartite agreement signed in Washington as "hybrid and explosive," but did not completely reject it. He expressed the belief that it can be improved to better suit the other party's demands. He also addressed criticisms of the content of the statement but linked this to the conditional ceasefire agreement, which is not expected to include an unconditional Israeli withdrawal. He raised questions about the experimental zone and the lack of a timetable for Israel's withdrawal. Additionally, he pointed out that the rules of engagement have changed with the involvement of the Iranians, reinforcing the connection between the Lebanese file and the Iranian issue, amid expectations that meetings with the American ambassador will clarify his stance on the agreement, which he described as "disgusting."
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