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Lebanon's President Aoun Urges Hezbollah to Give up Arms
BEIRUT (Reuters) -Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun called on Hezbollah and other political parties on Thursday to hand over their weapons to the army, a move the powerful militant group is resisting as Washington ramps up pressures for it to remove its arsenal.
Lebanese president steps up calls for Hezbollah to disarm
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stepped up his calls for Hezbollah to disarm on Thursday, suggesting failure to do so would give Israel an excuse to continue attacks and saying the issue would be on the agenda of a cabinet meeting next week.
Aoun spoke about the need for a “comprehensive approach to restricting the possession of weapons to the army and security ...
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ALBAWABA- The Israeli Air Force launched a series of heavy airstrikes on southern and eastern Lebanon on Wednesday, targeting ...
The secretary general of Lebanon’s Hezbollah ruled out the disarmament of the resistance movement, saying its weapons are necessary for defending the country’s national sovereignty.
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Defendants “have been convicted” in Beirut of the killing of an Irish peacekeeper in 2022, the Irish Minister for Foreign ...
However, the U.S. under President Donald Trump's administration is placing renewed pressure on Lebanon's new government to ...
Lebanon’s military court has convicted six people for killing a U.N. peacekeeper, according to the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon ...
Hundreds of people in Lebanon have paid tribute to iconic composer, pianist and playwright Ziad Rahbani, who died over the ...
A son of Lebanese musical icons, he became one himself, with satirical critiques of his country’s dysfunction that melded ...
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