Earlier this week, the US Messenger (USA), Tom Kazark met with Lebanese leaders in Beirut. He expressed satisfaction with the reaction of the Livan government to the proposal of Hizballa’s weapons.
The war between Hizbullah and the last Israel, which ended with the ceasefire, which we mediated in November 2024, killed more than 4,000 people in Lebanon and caused damage, which was estimated at 11 billion US dollars. From the part of Israel itself, 127 people were killed, including 80 troops.
“The world is a state without war, and this is what is important for us in Lebanon today,” Aun said on Friday.
He added: “The cases of normalization (with Israel) are not included in the current Lebanese foreign policy.”
Since 1948, Lebanon and Israel have been at war.
