Hezbollah Deputy Warns Framework Deal Likely to Fail

Hezbollah Deputy Hussein Jishi rejected the framework agreement signed under the guidance of the Lebanese and American presidencies, considering it to alter the nature of the conflict with the Israeli occupation. He argued that it acknowledges the presence of the occupation on our land by linking its existence to illegitimate weapons in conjunction with the resistance, and it contradicts Law 1955 and the Taif Agreement, both of which emphasize hostility toward Israel and the legitimacy of resistance. He emphasized that the agreement diminishes Lebanese rights to hold the enemy accountable, infringes upon national sovereignty, and leads to divisions within Lebanese society. He also pointed out that Israeli violations against Lebanon continue with the support of the authorities, which permit the occupation to remain on their lands. He called for the details of the agreement to be disclosed and for those responsible for signing it to be held accountable, warning that its fate could be similar to that of the May 17 Agreement if amendments are not made.

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