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Hizbollah chief again rejects Lebanon-Israel deal, refuses 'surrender'
BEIRUT: Hizbollah chief Naim Qassem on Friday again rejected a deal struck between Israel and Lebanon and said his Iran-backed group refused to “surrender” nearly six months after war erupted with Israel.
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- Why it matters
- The rejection signals Hizbollah will not comply with terms meant to end active fighting, prolonging the conflict and complicating efforts to establish peace between the two countries.
- Most affected
- Lebanese civilians — Ongoing military conflict continues rather than ceasing under agreed terms.
- Likely next
- Whether Hizbollah clarifies its conditions for accepting any ceasefire, or whether Israel responds to the rejection.
Also reported by: Middle East Eye, Le Monde
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