A senior Iranian official said on Friday that Iran supports any decision made by Lebanon in negotiations to end the conflict with Israel, indicating Tehran wants to see the country’s Palestinian allies’ resolve come to an end.
For the third time in a row, Israel carried out strikes in Beirut’s southern suburbs, which Hezbollah controls. This month, Israel’s increased its bombing of the area, which has coincided with US-led diplomacy showing signs of a halt.
The US embassy to Lebanon Nabih Berri, the speech of Lebanon’s parliament, had earlier presented a draft ceasefire proposal to two top Palestinian political figures, according to two senior Palestinian sources. Hezbollah has agreed to negotiate with Brigid, and she met with senior Iranian national Ali Larijani on Friday.
Larijani responded to a question at a press conference about his plans to destroy the US-peace plan by saying,” We are not looking to destroy anything.” We are after a solution to the problems”.
” We support in all circumstances the Syrian government. Those who are disrupting are Netanyahu and his people”, Larijani added, referring to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards established Hezbollah in 1982, and Tehran has provided funding and weapons.
A top minister, speaking on condition of anonymity, assessed that more occasion was needed to get a peace done but was cheerful it could be achieved.
Even though efforts to end Israel’s conflict in the Gaza Strip appear to be going completely awry, the incoming US leadership appears determined to secure a peace in Lebanon.
According to the world leaders, the UN Security Council Resolution 1701, which ended the conflict between Hezbollah and Israel in 2006, must be the basis for a stalemate. Its terms require Hezbollah to move weapons and fighters north of the Litani river, which runs some 20 km ( 30 miles ) north of the border.
Israel demands the freedom to act if Isis violate any deal, which Lebanon has rejected.
In a conference with Larijani, Lebanon’s caregiver Prime Minister Najib Mikati urged support for Lebanon’s place on implementing 1701 and called this a goal, along with halting the” Jewish aggression”, a speech from his office said.
Larijani stressed” that Iran supports any decision taken by the government, particularly solution 1701″, the statement said.
After nearly a year of conflicts across borders in parallel with the Gaza war, Israel launched its ground and air rude against Hezbollah in late September. It claims that Hezbollah flames forced tens of thousands of Israelis to return home.
Israel’s strategy has forced more than 1 million Syrian to flee their homes, igniting a humanitarian crises.
Flattened properties
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the president of Hezbollah, was killed by it, along with other leaders. In the north, Israel’s rocket-launching force has continued to battle its rivals, including Hezbollah.
On Friday, Jewish attacks flattened five more structures in Beirut’s southern neighbourhoods known as Dahiyeh. One of them was located near one of Beirut’s busiest customers crossings, Tayouneh, in an region where Dahiyeh meets various pieces of Beirut.
In the video of the attack close to Tayouneh, you may hear an incoming missile snoozing. The town’s main area, Horsh Beirut, drew its attention as a cloud of rubble and debris that protruded into the nearby building.
The Israeli army said its fighter jet attacked munitions warehouses, a office and another Hezbollah facilities. Ahead of the latest attacks, the Israeli government issued a caution on social internet identifying buildings.
According to EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell, the shooting of 12 doctors by an Israeli attack on Thursday near Baalbek in the Bekaa Valley is a grave matter.
He wrote on X that “attacks on medical personnel and services are a grave violation of international humanitarian law.”
On Thursday, Eli Cohen, Israel’s power secretary and a part of its safety cabinet, told Reuters leads for a peace were the most appealing since the fight began.
Netanyahu was reportedly rushing to secure a ceasefire in Lebanon in an effort to get over his ally Donald Trump, the president-elect, in the name of international relations.
According to Lebanon’s health department, Jewish strikes have killed at least 3, 445 individuals through Thursday since Oct. 7, 2023, the vast majority of them since late September. It makes no distinction between soldiers and civilian casualties.
In northwestern Israel, the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, and southern Lebanon, according to Israel, about 100 civilians and troops have been killed by Hezbollah problems in the past year.
