The Hezbollah leader reaffirmed today that he rejects the framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel, guaranteeing that the pro-Iranian movement refuses to "surrender". This position was expressed despite the group being weakened after two wars with the Israeli army.
The Lebanese Shiite movement, supported by Iran, thus maintains its confrontational posture against Israel, refusing any type of agreement it considers harmful to its interests or that would mean capitulation.
The Hezbollah's firmness contrasts with its current military situation, after conflicts that resulted in significant losses for the organization. Even so, the leader of the movement insisted on the continuity of his ideological and political position.
This new positioning of Hezbollah represents a significant obstacle to any attempt at peace negotiation between the two countries, maintaining tension in the border region between Lebanon and Israel.




