Nabih Berri, the Speaker of the Lebanese Parliament and leader of the Amal movement, stated that he could ensure Hezbollah's compliance with a ceasefire if Israel ceases its military operations, including land, sea, and air attacks, and stops demolishing homes in Lebanon. In an interview with the Beirut-based newspaper Al-Modon, Berri emphasized that Hezbollah's commitment to a ceasefire is contingent upon Israel ending the conflict and its military actions in Lebanon. He expressed skepticism about Israel's willingness to honor any agreements, highlighting the importance of ensuring compliance with any understandings reached. Berri mentioned that if a ceasefire is established, indirect negotiations could commence with the support of Arab nations, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Egypt, along with France, which has been involved in efforts to resolve the situation in Lebanon. He noted that the immediate goal is to halt the war, with other issues to be addressed later under Arab sponsorship.
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Discusses Ceasefire Conditions with Israel
Nabih Berri, Lebanon's Parliament Speaker, stated that Hezbollah would comply with a ceasefire if Israel halts its military operations. He expressed doubts about Israel's commitment to agreements and indicated that indirect negotiations could follow under the sponsorship of Arab countries if a ceasefire is achieved.
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Lebanese Parliament Speaker Discusses Ceasefire Conditions with Israel