Lebanese President offers security deal with Israel
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's statements focused on Lebanon's efforts to reach a security agreement with Israel aimed at ending the state of hostility along the border, with the possibility that this could pave the way for a peace treaty in the future. He clarified that initial steps include Israel withdrawing from certain areas, the Lebanese army deploying along the border, and the return of detainees and families, supported by ongoing American negotiations regarding the implementation of these steps. He also emphasized that the main goal is to establish the authority of the state and to have weapons solely under its control, underscoring the need to support the Lebanese army from Arab, European, and American countries. On another note, Lebanese prisons have seen a deterioration in the conditions of detainees, with several prisoners dying due to medical neglect. This has sparked protests and hunger strikes demanding the urgent implementation of the general amnesty law, reflecting the security and judicial challenges faced by the country.
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