Michel Issa on Ali Al-Tahir from Ain El Tineh

The article focused on the visit of the U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon, Michel Aissi, to the Parliament's headquarters in Ain Tineh, where he discussed the security situation in southern Lebanon with Nabih Berri. He also reviewed the efforts of military monitoring groups and the challenges they face in stopping Israeli violations against Lebanon. Berri confirmed that Israel has continued its violations since November 2024, destroying villages and fields, emphasizing the need to compel Israel to withdraw to the international borders to achieve stability. Ambassador Aissi clarified that negotiations to cease escalation will continue without setting a new date, and that the current situation in the regions should be assessed first before taking further steps. He pointed out that multiple countries are engaged in discussions regarding monitoring mechanisms, but no specific party has been identified yet. Additionally, he highlighted the essential role of UNIFIL in maintaining stability in the south, and stated that the purpose of the visit was to clarify on-the-ground conditions to support efforts toward de-escalation.

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