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Israel and Lebanon Sign Framework Agreement Excluding Hezbollah After U.S.-Mediated Talks
Israel and Lebanon signed an initial framework agreement on Saturday in Washington. The deal follows months of conflict between Israel and Hezbollah and requires the group's disarmament.
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-mediated talks in Washington. , signed the document. Officials did not release details of the text. @AJEnglish reported that the agreement is described as a first step toward peace after months of conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
The deal links any Israeli withdrawal to Hezbollah's disarmament. Residents in southern Lebanon's Tyre and the capital Beirut expressed sharply different reactions on Saturday. Hezbollah leader criticized the agreement the same day.
The framework was signed without Hezbollah involvement. Israeli and Lebanese flags were displayed at a memorial site on the border in northern Israel, while military vehicles remained parked nearby.
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