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Israeli forces conducted airstrikes on the Lebanese port city of Tyre, resulting in at least nine deaths and prompting calls for international intervention from Christian leaders. The attacks occurred despite warnings from Iran and amid concerns about further Israeli military action in southern Lebanon.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun sharply criticized Iran for using Lebanon as a bargaining chip with the US and warned Israel that it would never defeat Hezbollah, citing their attempts in Gaza.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun publicly rebuked Iran and Hezbollah, urging Iran to stay out of Lebanese affairs and criticizing Hezbollah for using the country as a bargaining chip. This comes as Iran declares support for Hezbollah and hopes for a peace deal recede amid ongoing exchanges of attacks between Israel and Hezbollah.
The Lebanese president has stated that Iran is using Lebanon as a bargaining chip in its ongoing talks with the United States.
Lebanese President Aoun has declared that Lebanon is currently facing a 'vicious Israeli aggression'.
Lebanese and Israeli officers have met, with Lebanese President Aoun reportedly telling Rubio that a truce is crucial for progress in ongoing talks.
Lebanese President Aoun has demanded a full Israeli withdrawal from disputed territories ahead of US-brokered talks.
Lebanese President and General Joseph Aoun have both publicly committed to ending the ongoing war with Israel, emphasizing their duty to find a resolution. The President stated he would do the impossible to stop the conflict, even at a high price.
The Lebanese President has stated that a security agreement with Israel must be reached before any potential meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. This condition underscores Lebanon's demand for a ceasefire and an end to Israeli attacks.
Lebanese President Aoun has condemned what he described as "continuing Israeli violations" of a truce agreement. His statement highlights ongoing tensions regarding the ceasefire.
Tensions are escalating between Israel and Hezbollah along the Lebanese border, with both sides exchanging threats and cross-border strikes. Israeli officials have warned of severe consequences for Lebanon if Hezbollah's actions continue, while Hezbollah has threatened to deploy suicide squads against Israeli forces.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has stated that Lebanon refuses to be used as a bargaining chip in ongoing regional conflicts.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun has reportedly ordered the strict enforcement of a decision to monopolize arms in Beirut, aiming to control weapons within the capital.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun announced his intention to engage in talks with Israel to end hostilities and occupation, aiming to "save" the country. However, the militant group Hezbollah has expressed strong dissent, warning against concessions and calling for the president to withdraw from negotiations.
Lebanon's president has stated that the current ceasefire should transition into permanent agreements, emphasizing the country's desire to move beyond being a 'pawn' in regional conflicts. This signals an effort to establish lasting stability following the truce with Israel.
President Trump announced that the United States has prohibited Israel from conducting bombing operations in Lebanon. This statement was made as Lebanese President Aoun called for direct talks.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has expressed satisfaction with his recent meeting in Washington, emphasizing that the primary focus remains on achieving a ceasefire.
Today's Iran war news: Both Iran and the US/Israel violate the ceasefire. But that may be fine with the US if the aim was just to buy time.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has stated that negotiation remains the only viable solution, though the specific context of his remarks was not detailed.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has declared that Lebanon cannot afford to wage wars on its own soil on behalf of other nations.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun criticized Israeli attacks on bridges and other infrastructure in southern Lebanon, characterizing them as a 'prelude to a ground invasion'.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has accused Israel of implementing a 'policy of collective punishment' by systematically targeting bridges and key infrastructure in the south of the country.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has called for national unity and warned against sectarian incitement, emphasizing the need for stability amidst regional tensions.
President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, spoke today by phone with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, expressing the EU's solidarity with Lebanon and its people.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun’s proposed initiative included a request to establish a “complete ceasefire” with Israel and a plea for logistical support for the Lebanese Armed Forces.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has criticized Hezbollah and expressed openness to negotiations with Israel. His statements signal potential shifts in Lebanese political discourse regarding regional relations.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has requested the US ambassador to intervene and stop Israeli attacks, citing the current regional situation.
The Lebanese President stated that the ban on Hezbollah's military activities is irreversible and urged the international community to pressure Israel to halt its airstrikes on Lebanon.
Following recent Israeli attacks that killed at least ten people in Lebanon, President Aoun appealed to international partners to pressure Israel, stating the attacks undermine stabilization efforts.
The Lebanese president has made an appeal to the Israeli government, urging them to pursue diplomatic talks rather than escalating to war.
Iran responded to the Lebanese president by advising Lebanon to focus on Israel as its 'true enemy' and to save their country. This statement came amidst ongoing regional tensions.
Iran's Araghchi has rebuked the Lebanese president for remarks concerning Tehran's role in Lebanon, rejecting the notion that Lebanon is being used as leverage in negotiations.
Lebanese President Aoun affirmed his commitment to continue negotiations with Israel despite ongoing attacks and escalating conflict, believing diplomacy is safer than war.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun is intensifying diplomatic efforts to stop an Israeli advance in Southern Lebanon.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israel will intensify its attacks on Hezbollah in Lebanon, vowing to crush the group. This declaration came as Netanyahu was admitted to a Jerusalem hospital for a dental procedure.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun has pledged to do the 'impossible' to stop a war with Israel. His statement comes amid ongoing regional tensions and concerns about potential escalation.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has discussed a French initiative aimed at assisting in the demarcation of the border between Lebanon and Syria.
The Lebanese president has stated that a security deal with Israel must be established before any meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu can take place.
The head of the Israeli army, speaking from southern Lebanon, threatened strikes "beyond the yellow line," while the Lebanese president had earlier called for a full ceasefire implementation.
The Lebanese president has responded to criticism from Hezbollah regarding ongoing talks with Israel, highlighting internal political divisions over diplomatic engagement.
Bin Farhan held meetings with Lebanese President Aoun and Parliament Speaker Berri in Beirut, ahead of upcoming talks in Washington.
Qatar's Amir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani held a phone call with the Lebanese president, during which they reviewed developments in Lebanon amidst a ceasefire and intensifying diplomatic efforts.
Issa met with Lebanese officials Aoun and Berri, with reports indicating a potential upcoming meeting between the Lebanese president and US President Trump.
Following a ceasefire with Israel, Lebanese President Michel Aoun addressed the nation, stating that Lebanon seeks permanent agreements and will not compromise its rights. He emphasized that the country is no longer a pawn in regional conflicts.
A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon has officially gone into effect, with reports indicating US mediation in the agreement. The truce aims to temporarily halt hostilities between the two nations.
A report indicates that Lebanese President Aoun expressed satisfaction with recent talks with Israel, though a date for a second round has not yet been scheduled.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has called for negotiations with Israel to prevent a devastating conflict in southern Lebanon, warning against a scenario similar to the destruction seen in Gaza.
At least 46 rescue workers and five medical personnel have been killed in Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon since the beginning of the conflict, according to the Lebanese Minister of Health.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has condemned Israeli military attacks on bridges and other infrastructure in southern Lebanon, calling them a prelude to an invasion, while Israel's defense minister stated the bridges were destroyed due to Hezbollah's use of them.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun denounced Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon as a dangerous escalation and flagrant violation of sovereignty, warning that they could be a 'prelude to a ground invasion'.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has called for a truce as a French minister visits Lebanon and Israel, seeking to de-escalate regional tensions.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has called for national unity and warned against the dangers of sectarian incitement.
Ursula von der Leyen announced that the European Commission will provide 100 million euros in humanitarian aid to Lebanon, expressing the EU's solidarity during a phone call with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has declared his intention to stand as a 'bulwark' against any attacks targeting the army and its leadership.
Israel has carried out strikes on Al-Qard al-Hasan branches, which are Hezbollah financial institutions in Lebanon. The Lebanese president has expressed readiness to resume negotiations to de-escalate the situation.
In his communication with the Prime Minister of Israel, the unprovoked attack against the Republic of Cyprus and the defensive support provided by Greece were discussed The post PM Kyriakos…
President Nikos Christodoulides held a telephone conversation with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun following the drone attack on the British bases in Akrotiri, reportedly fired by Hezbollah in Lebanon, sources said on Monday. The same sources told the Cyprus News Agency that so far there was no information regarding a threat against the infrastructure of the […]
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stated the country is 'fed up' and wants to live in peace, announcing efforts to rebuild institutions and boost diplomacy to counter Hezbollah's influence.
The Lebanese president issued a strong statement to Iran, asserting that it is not Iran's place to interfere in Lebanon's affairs. This declaration highlights growing tensions regarding external influence in the country.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has strongly criticized Iran, accusing it of using Lebanon as a means of pressure in its negotiations with the United States. He appealed to Iran to stop interfering in Lebanon's affairs and treating the country as a bargaining tool.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has stated that negotiations, though potentially time-consuming, remain the sole viable option for the country.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun informed US Secretary of State Marco Rubio that a ceasefire with Israel is crucial for advancing ongoing talks, amidst continued Israeli strikes across Lebanon despite a ceasefire.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has stated that the withdrawal of the 'Zionist entity' from Lebanon is non-negotiable.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun has pledged to do the 'impossible' to end the ongoing conflict with Israel. He emphasized his commitment to stopping the war affecting the country.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun asserted that the Lebanese army must be the exclusive authority in the country's south. He further stressed that maintaining civil peace is a critical "red line."
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has emphasized the need to pressure Israel to respect international laws and cease attacks on civilians, as well as members of humanitarian and health organizations. His statement highlights concerns over ongoing violence.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that Israel must fully implement a ceasefire before any talks can proceed. This comes amid reports that Israel is threatening to resume war in Lebanon if a deal is not reached within two weeks.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that engaging in talks is not treason, but rather, treason involves dragging the country into war to serve foreign interests.
The Lebanese President announced that contacts are ongoing to extend the truce period with Israel, adding that Lebanon will spare no effort to end the current situation.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that diplomacy is 'a war without bloodshed,' emphasizing its strategic importance in international relations.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun and Prime Minister Najib Mikati have discussed their country's readiness to engage in talks with Israel. President Aoun has reportedly set a course for these negotiations, emphasizing a choice for prosperity.
European nations, led by France and the UK, are planning a multinational naval mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz. This initiative aims to ensure safe passage through the vital waterway, with Italy also expressing openness to contribute.
Lebanon's president has refused to speak with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, despite claims from Trump that such a conversation would occur.
Italian Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani visited Beirut to express support for Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and the Italian contingent serving in the UNIFIL mission.
An envoy has presented credentials to Lebanese President Aoun, marking a formal diplomatic engagement.
The Lebanese president describes the Israeli strike on journalists as a "flagrant crime". Seneweb
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun denounced a 'dangerous escalation' after Tel Aviv ordered the destruction of infrastructure used by Hezbollah, including the Qasmiyeh bridge.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has warned of a possible Israeli ground invasion following the bombing of a main highway in Tyre, condemning the strikes on crucial infrastructure in southern Lebanon as a 'prelude to invasion'.
A report indicates that former Lebanese President Michel Aoun will not relinquish the negotiations file to Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri or Hezbollah.
Following a conversation with the Lebanese president, Emmanuel Macron has urged Israel and Hezbollah to cease their offensives to prevent the conflict from escalating into a full-scale war.
The European Union is providing €100 million in humanitarian aid to Lebanon, with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen expressing solidarity during a call with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has criticized Hezbollah and stated his openness to negotiations with Israel, signaling potential shifts in Lebanese political discourse.
The Lebanese president urgently called French President Emmanuel Macron, requesting immediate diplomatic intervention to prevent an announced Israeli bombing of Beirut's southern suburbs.
Lebanese President Aoun has informed the Quint group that the ban on Hezbollah's military activities is an 'irreversible' decision, signaling a firm stance on the group's future role.
The President of Lebanon has condemned recent Israeli strikes on the country, highlighting escalating tensions in the region.