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Lebanon's President Aoun: No territory will be ceded to Israel

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Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun stated that the country will not concede "even an inch" of territory to Israel during ongoing negotiations.
Aoun emphasized that these negotiations should not be viewed as treason, despite criticism from Hezbollah.
He reaffirmed Lebanon's position against the presence of Israeli forces in the region.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz indicated that Israeli troops will remain indefinitely in designated "security zones" within Lebanon.
The statements were made amidst heightened tensions regarding territorial disputes and military presence along the Lebanon-Israel border.

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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has reiterated that Lebanon will not cede "an inch" of its territory to Israel amid ongoing negotiations between the two nations. In his statements on July 2, 2026, Aoun emphasized that these discussions should not be perceived as treason, a sentiment he expressed in response to criticism from Hezbollah.

Aoun's remarks came in the context of a broader dialogue regarding Israeli military presence in the region, with Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz noting that the Israeli army would remain indefinitely in the "security zones" it has established in Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza. Despite the complexities surrounding the negotiations, Aoun maintains that the objective is to ensure the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanese territory.

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