Lebanon's deal with Israel requires Hezbollah to disarm. That might be difficult
Summary
Lebanon and Israel signed a deal aiming to end long-standing conflict by linking Israel’s withdrawal from parts of Lebanon to the disarmament of Hezbollah, a militant group backed by Iran. Hezbollah’s leader rejected the deal, saying the group will keep fighting and not disarm, raising concerns about the agreement’s success.Key Facts
- Lebanon and Israel signed the deal in Washington without Hezbollah’s involvement.
- The agreement says Israel will withdraw from certain areas if Hezbollah disarms.
- Hezbollah is supported by Iran and refuses to disarm.
- Hezbollah’s leader called the deal a humiliation and dangerous.
- Hezbollah’s supporters protested in Beirut after the deal was announced.
- The Lebanese army will gradually take control of areas as Israel withdraws.
- An Israeli drone strike was reported near a southern Lebanese city despite the deal.
- Officials warn the deal could lead to civil war since Hezbollah resists disarmament.
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