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Netanyahu highlights historic Lebanon deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the signing of a framework agreement with Lebanon, describing it as a historic achievement. The deal involves reducing the presence of Israeli forces in the experimental zones south of Lebanon while maintaining control over the buffer zone until Hezbollah is disarmed. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel will respond forcefully to any threats from Hezbollah or Iran, noting that approximately 90% of Hezbollah’s missile stockpile has been destroyed and more than 9,000 of its members have been killed since the onset of the conflict. He also pointed to progress in military operations in the Gaza Strip and reaffirmed Israel’s rejection of a two-state solution for the Palestinians, calling for the formation of an expanded government to confront internal threats.
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