Hezbollah in Lebanon again rejected an agreement with Israel, with the leader of the pro-Iranian movement reaffirming the position of refusal of the framework agreement between the two countries.
The movement, which has already been weakened by two wars against the Israeli army, guarantees that it does not accept the agreement and completely refuses the idea of "surrendering".
Hezbollah's position represents a new barrier to negotiation attempts between Lebanon and Israel, which maintain a historic conflict in the region.
This new positioning comes at a time of ongoing tension between both parties, with the Shiite group maintaining its firm stance despite international pressures.
