Lebanon condemns Israel's escalation and calls on guarantors to intervene to stop violations

Today, Thursday, the representative of the Hezbollah bloc, Ibrahim Al-Moussawi, accused Israel of escalating its assaults within Lebanese territory, considering it a "blatant violation and an escalation of the breach of UN resolution 1701," which calls for the cessation of hostilities between the two parties.

In statements reported by Lebanese media, Al-Moussawi emphasized that these assaults place the guarantor countries of the agreement, primarily the United States and France, in direct responsibility to confront the repeated Israeli violations.

For his part, the Lebanese Minister of Information announced that the Cabinet has made an official request to Washington and Paris for immediate intervention with Israel, demanding the implementation of the provisions of the ceasefire agreement and ensuring the protection of Lebanese sovereignty.

These statements come amid rising tensions on the southern border, with fears of an expansion of clashes as the war in Gaza continues.