Hezbollah Leader Rejects Lebanon-Israel Disarmament Framework Deal

Lebanon and Israel reached a framework agreement in late June outlining key security arrangements for the region. The deal requires Hezbollah to disarm and calls for a phased withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon. It also mandates the deployment of the Lebanese army to the area, beginning in designated pilot zones. However, Hezbollah's chief has publicly refused to accept the terms, characterizing compliance as surrender. The rejection raises fresh doubts about the implementation of the agreement.
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