Israeli-Lebanese conviction on disarmament

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun emphasized the importance of activating diplomatic efforts with Israel, pointing out that military solutions will not guarantee security in the northern regions. Aoun called on the Israelis to sit down and negotiate an non-aggression or security agreement, clarifying that peace cannot be achieved before resolving issues related to withdrawal, attacks, the return of displaced persons, and prisoners. In response, the presidents of Israel, Isaac Herzog and Benjamin Netanyahu, called for preserving Lebanon's sovereignty and countering Iran and Hezbollah's influence, affirming that the only obstacle to peace is Hezbollah itself and that resolving the conflict requires dismantling it. These statements indicate that both sides are increasingly focused on overcoming obstacles and working towards a situation conducive to peace between Lebanon and Israel, with particular emphasis on resolving the issue of Hezbollah's weapons.

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