Beirut hopes to gain Trump support to bring 'normality' back to south Lebanon
Summary
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun will meet President Donald Trump in Washington on July 21, 2026. Lebanon's military has entered parts of southern Lebanon to disarm the group Hezbollah under a deal with Israel, aiming to end Israel’s presence there.Key Facts
- Lebanon is trying to create "safe zones" in its south as part of a peace agreement with Israel.
- Lebanon’s military has begun moving into areas to disarm Hezbollah, a group supported by Iran.
- Israel requires Hezbollah to be disarmed before it will withdraw from southern Lebanon.
- Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss these efforts.
- The deal aims to bring stability and normal life back to southern Lebanon near the Israeli border.
- Hezbollah is an armed group involved in Lebanon and supported by Iran.
- This development is part of broader Middle East peace and security efforts.
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