The sources indicate that the completion of the discussions indicates the presence of unresolved and unagreed points in the agreement proposal.
For his part, the leader of the Israeli opposition “State Camp” party Benny GantzHis demand that the army be granted freedom of movement in any agreement Lebanon In the event of any violation.
In Beirut and southern Lebanon, Israeli raids continue on many towns, amid clashes with elements Hezbollah.
Towns were destroyed in the district photo Nabatieh, Zibqin, Tayr Harfa Triangle, Al-Jebin, and several other areas were subjected to Israeli strikes amid intense artillery shelling. This comes as Israeli forces continue their attempts to advance towards the city of Bint Jbeil.
Hezbollah announced that it had targeted a gathering of Israeli forces south and east of the town of Khiam and in Kiryat Shmona, in addition to the “Sharaga” base north of Haifa, with a missile barrage.
And he announced Israeli army He monitored dozens of projectiles fired from Lebanon towards the north Israel.
The Lebanese affairs editor at Sky News Arabia, Imad Al-Atrash, said that the US ambassador in Beirut is expected to receive the Lebanese response from the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament, in addition to Hezbollah’s response to the draft agreement. He added:
- Lebanon does not, in any way, allow freedom of movement for the Israeli army in the south of the country.
- There is an American condition that UNIFIL forces inform the Lebanese army in the event of any violation by Hezbollah of Resolution 1701, in order for the army to intervene to stop this violation. If this is not done, the Israeli army will intervene.
- Demanding the establishment of a monitoring committee to implement Resolution 1701 with the participation of the United States, France, Germany, and England.
- The Lebanese official side, Hezbollah, Germany, and England refused to participate in the monitoring committee.
- Tel Aviv cannot return the Israeli population to the north through military force.
- Both Israel and Hezbollah have not committed to implementing Resolution 1701 since 2006.
- The ongoing American draft requires that the Lebanese government deploy 5,000 Lebanese soldiers in the first phase.
In a related context, the Israeli affairs editor at Sky News Arabia, Nidal Kanaana, explained that Resolution 1701 was accepted by Israel, and that the 2006 war was ended pursuant to it, adding:
- Although there was a written and unwritten agreement, the two sides agreed to end the war at that time.
- Israel is currently working during the negotiations to make the agreement binding on both Hezbollah and Lebanon, while seeking to make it non-binding on itself.
- Israel cannot achieve its goals, especially with regard to the return of Israelis to the borders, and this matter will not be achieved unless a political agreement is concluded that guarantees the achievement of a ceasefire.
- Israel is keen not to allow Hezbollah to return to the border and to prevent it from rearming, despite its awareness of the difficulty of this matter.
- Israel is seeking political and international support for its position.
- The internal Israeli political arena needs to achieve something.
- Israel does not want to continue the costly war.
- The war with Lebanon is considered a heavy burden on the Israeli army, especially since it came after the Gaza war, which lasted for more than a year.
- There are no long-term goals that Israel wants from the war with Lebanon.
- The issue in Lebanon is related to deterrence, and Israel was able to achieve this and get rid of its most prominent opponents.
- If an agreement is reached, Hezbollah will not suffer additional losses.
- Israel considers itself victorious in confronting the Iranian axis.
- Israel has undermined confidence between Hezbollah and its popular base.
- The agreement will be postponed until Donald Trump takes over the reins of power in the White House.
