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Lebanon Parliament President Rejects Agreement with Israel

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Lebanon's Parliament President Nabih Berri criticizes the agreement with Israel.
He warns it could polarize the population and will not be adopted.
The agreement aims for lasting peace but has garnered political backlash.
Berri, aligned with Hezbollah, sees US-Iran negotiations as a realistic opportunity for Lebanon.
Israel recently conducted bombings in southern Lebanon following the signing of the agreement.

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Nabih Berri, the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament and a key ally of Hezbollah, has stated that the recently signed framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel under U.S. mediation will not be adopted by the Lebanese Parliament. His remarks come amid ongoing tensions and military actions, including recent Israeli bombings in southern Lebanon.

Berri criticized the agreement for failing to guarantee Lebanon’s sovereign rights and expressed concerns about its potential to exacerbate divisions among the Lebanese people. The deal aimed at establishing a "lasting peace" in the region has sparked significant political backlash within Lebanon, reflecting the complex and often fraught relationship between the two nations, historically marked by conflict.

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