The Hezbollah parliamentary bloc issued a call Thursday to halt the negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, according to security commentator Yair Goldblatt. The statement signals the group's continued opposition to the framework agreement and its rejection of direct talks with Israel.
The Hezbollah parliamentary bloc's call to halt negotiations comes amid the group's ongoing campaign to undermine the U.S.-brokered framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel. As The Zioneer has reported, Hezbollah has previously rejected the deal, accusing the Lebanese government of making unilateral concessions. The parliamentary bloc's statement, reported by security commentator Yair Goldblatt, appears to be the latest institutional voice in Hezbollah's opposition. The group has used both its political and military wings to signal that no agreement is binding without its consent. The development adds to internal Lebanese tensions, with the government pressing ahead with talks while Hezbollah maintains its opposition.
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