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The article focuses on Israel's efforts to establish peace with Lebanon rather than with Hezbollah, aiming to protect its borders and ensure the safety of its citizens after being unable to achieve this through war. On the other hand, it clarifies that Lebanon, led by President Aoun, refuses to sign a peace agreement with Israel and emphasizes that dialogue and negotiations are the means to achieve sovereignty, calling for a ceasefire, the withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon, and the Lebanese army’s control over the region. The report also mentions an Arab proposal suggesting the neutralization of Hezbollah's heavy weapons while retaining its light arms, and calls for the Lebanese army not to confiscate Hezbollah’s weapons to avoid an internal conflict. It further confirms that there has been no meeting between Aoun and Netanyahu due to the latter's stance on the occupation and the threats to Lebanon's security.
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