Lebanon reaffirms south stance without delay
The Lebanese leadership reaffirmed its firm stance of not relinquishing any part of southern territory, committed to fighting the Israeli occupation and supporting the residents—both those living there and the displaced—until the occupation is gone. Prime Minister Nohad Machnouk also rejected linking the resolution of the crisis to an upcoming regional settlement, clarifying that there is a necessity for an Israeli withdrawal, the return of displaced persons, and reconstruction to happen independently of regional conflicts. Emphasis was placed on urgent measures to strengthen the state's authority and security in the area. Israeli military operations—such as shelling and targeting—continue to impede regional stability and hinder efforts for the return of residents and reconstruction.
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