Army rejects Israel's demands amid Shiite unity

The report indicates that the Lebanese Army rejected Israel's demands regarding measures in the border areas, emphasizing the need to halt Israeli attacks, withdraw forces completely, and prevent Israeli interference in the villages from which they have withdrawn. It also shows that the Shiite duo does not have clear disagreements regarding their stance on negotiations with Israel, and that Hezbollah is dealing positively with the deployment of the army to maintain stability. The upcoming visit in Rome next August is related to expanding the testing zones and Israeli withdrawals, with the Lebanese Army rejecting any attempts to conduct searches within villages or enter homes, reaffirming its refusal of Israeli intervention. The sources confirmed that internal assessments indicate the framework agreement is unfeasible to implement, and that Hezbollah rejects any field movements aimed at overthrowing it. Meanwhile, the stance on Israeli withdrawal and the fate of Hezbollah’s weapons remains a matter of concern and anticipation in the region.

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