A Hezbollah MP warned the Lebanese government Thursday against granting any concession to Israel, saying that nothing would be implemented without the organization's approval. Speaking in a southern Lebanese village, he asserted that Israel is leaving due to Hezbollah's fighters and Iranian support, and that any concession would be void.
A Hezbollah member of the Lebanese parliament warned the country's government on Thursday against granting any concession to Israel, stating that nothing would be implemented without the organization's approval. Speaking at a village in southern Lebanon, the MP said: "If you grant Israel any concession, nothing will be implemented; nothing will pass in Lebanon without an understanding with Hezbollah. What we agree to will pass, and what we do not agree to, even if the entire world unites, it will not be able to implement." The statement frames Israel's ongoing withdrawal from southern Lebanon as a victory achieved by Hezbollah's fighters and Iranian support, a recurring theme in the organization's domestic messaging. The warning continues a pattern of Hezbollah signaling its intent to veto any agreement or political arrangement that does not align with its interests, as The Zioneer has previously reported in multiple background bulletins covering Hezbollah's insistence on a right to respond and its rejection of any deal that would leave IDF forces or Israeli security arrangements on Lebanese soil.
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