Hezbollah Rejects US-Brokered Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Framework
Summary
Hezbollah leadership has formally rejected a preliminary peace agreement between Israel and Lebanon, characterizing the US-brokered deal as illegitimate and favorable to Israeli interests. This rejection complicates diplomatic efforts to de-escalate tensions on the northern front and signals continued resistance to current negotiation terms.
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Rejected the preliminary peace agreement, calling it humiliating and favoring Israel.
Participated in delegations that signed the preliminary agreement.
Brokered the agreement between Israeli and Lebanese delegations.
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