Scholars' Assembly Rejects Negotiations and Condemns Army Attack

The Union of Muslim Scholars, in its statement, reaffirmed its rejection of direct negotiations with the Israeli enemy, considering that such talks do not serve national interests and only increase the pressure of occupation on Lebanon, despite ongoing Israeli assaults and violations on Lebanese territory. It emphasized that protecting Lebanon and its sovereignty depends on the sacrifices of the resistors, and that attacks on the Lebanese army confirm that the Israeli aggressive project is not linked to the presence of resistance or its weapons, but rather to Israel’s regional ambitions. The union called to uphold the November 27 agreement and UN Resolution 1701, and stressed the necessity of the occupation’s withdrawal from Lebanese territory, while rejecting the disarmament of the resistance. It also condemned the destruction of Lebanese villages and properties by the occupation, reaffirming that protecting and restoring Lebanon can only be achieved through national unity and the Lebanese people's firm commitment to defending their land and sovereignty via the army, resistance, and the people.

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