Israel has ruled out a ceasefire in Lebanon

12.11.2024/20/00 XNUMX:XNUMX    305

Israel has ruled out a ceasefire in Lebanon

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The head of the Israeli Defense Ministry denied the claims of a cease-fire in Lebanon

Israel will not agree to any agreements that "do not guarantee its right to independently strengthen counter-terrorist measures and fight terrorism."

The head of the Israeli Defense Ministry, Israel Katz, said that Israel has no intention of concluding a cease-fire agreement or agreeing to a pause in hostilities with Hezbollah until it achieves all its goals. This was reported by The Times of Israel on Tuesday, November 12.

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"There will be no ceasefire or respite in Lebanon. "We will continue to strike Hezbollah with full force until the goal of the war is achieved," Katz emphasized.

The minister added that Israel will not agree to any agreements that "do not guarantee its right to independently strengthen counter-terrorist measures and fight terrorism."

It also became known that Israel plans to achieve the disarmament of Hezbollah, the withdrawal of its forces beyond the El-Litani River in Lebanon and the provision of the opportunity for the residents of the northern regions of Israel to safely return to their homes.

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