Lebanon Urges US to Increase Pressure on Israel to End Its Operations in the South – Ya Libnan
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Lebanon urges US to increase pressure on Israel to end its operations in the south – Ya Libnan
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri called on the United States to increase pressure on Israel to implement the agreements and halt operations in southern Lebanon. Lebanese authorities are also requesting continued support for the armed forces and say they intend to pursue economic, financial and judicial reforms, Asharq Al-Awsat reports. Lebanese President […]
BEIRUT - Arab Jerusalem: The Israeli army continues to engage in bombings in villages and towns in the south, leading to a series of massive explosions in Mansuri that have resulted in strong voices and concussions that have reached Tyre and surrounding villages. In parallel, members of the United States Congress, Darin Lahod and Josh Guthheimer, visited a number of Lebanese officials, and the delegation visited the President of the Republic, Ge…
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Berri met with US Congress members in Beirut to discuss Israel's attacks in the south despite the ceasefire. Berri stated that the US administration and Trump are the only ones who can pressure Israel, and that not extending UNIFIL's mandate would be a grave mistake.
The Chairman of the House of Representatives, Nabih Berri, in Ain al-Tinah, was received by members of the United States Congress, Darin Lahod and Josh Guthheimer, in the presence of the Chargé d'affaires of the United States Embassy in Lebanon, Keith Hannigan, and the Information Adviser to the Chairman of the House of Representatives, Ali Hamdan, where the general conditions in Lebanon and the region and the developments on the ground were pre…
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