Lebanon’s Parliament Speaker Demands Guarantees in Any Israel Deal
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- •Lebanon’s parliament speaker stated on May 6 that any agreement with Israel must include guarantees.
- •Lebanon’s president confirmed on May 8 the country’s commitment to a full ceasefire before talks with Israel begin.
- •On May 9, Lebanon and Syria announced significant progress in talks focused on joint interests.
- •Syria’s president met with Lebanon’s prime minister on May 9 to discuss security cooperation.
- •The United States aims to consolidate the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire before negotiations, as reported on May 8.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Lebanon secures guarantees in its deal with Israel Lebanon could strengthen its border security and reduce the risk of renewed conflict, improving stability for civilians and regional actors.
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MEAl Jazeera - AllSyria and Lebanon make ‘significant progress’ at talks on joint interestsMEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)Syria President Discusses Security with Visiting Lebanon PMMEAsharq Al-Awsat (EN)US Aims to Consolidate Lebanon-Israel Ceasefire Before NegotiationsMEMiddle East EyeLebanon seeks to ‘solidify’ ceasefire ahead of Israel talks