Peloni: Two days ago I wrote “what is the likelihood that the power structure in Lebanon which is dominated by the Iranian backed Shia will be permanently broken? I would suggest that the odds are quite low, unless one of two factors are achieved:
The Mullah’s regime is toppled
Israel maintains unfettered access to act against Iran’s arms shipments into LebanonShould any resolution of the situation in Lebanon fail to include either of these stipulations, the rise of Hezbollah or Hezbollah 2.0 will be inevitable.”
Ben Gvir was correct to vote against this folly.
FDD | November 26, 2024
Latest Developments
• Israel to Withdraw Forces From Southern Lebanon: Israel’s cabinet accepted an American- and French-brokered ceasefire agreement on November 26 that would end fighting between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorist group in Lebanon at 4 a.m. on November 27. Under the deal, which largely reinforces UN Security Council Resolution 1701 of 2006, Israeli forces will have 60 days to withdraw from southern Lebanon. Hezbollah is required to withdraw north of the Litani River, and the Lebanese Armed Forces would be tasked with securing the territory between the river and the Israeli border 18 miles to its south, dismantling Hezbollah’s infrastructure, and ensuring that its forces and UNIFIL, the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon, are the only armed personnel in the area. The agreement also includes the establishment of a committee composed of the United States, France, and the United Kingdom to monitor violations of the agreement. The Lebanese government, which serves as an intermediary with Hezbollah and must also approve the agreement, is expected to meet for discussions on November 27.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in a video message (Photo: Screenshot) 





