IDF, Hezbollah, Lebanon

Lebanese FM says Hezbollah willing to withdraw to Litani "if Israel stops its violations"

Speaking to the Saudi TV channel Alhadath, Abdallah Bou Habib said Hezbollah was willing to agree to Israel's core demand for a ceasefire "if Israel stops its violations."

Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib. (Photo: European Union, CC by 4.0)

Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib said today (Sunday) on the Saudi TV channel Alhadath that Hezbollah is ready to withdraw to the Litani "if Israel stops its violations," according to Israel Hayom.

Withdrawal to the Litani has been Israel's core demand for any deal for a ceasefire along the border since the border war started on October 8, based on UN Resolution 1701 which demands the demilitarization of southern Lebanon aside from the official Lebanese Army.

Meanwhile, Hezbollah and other pro-Iran proxy forces are evacuating positions in southern Syria and within the capital of Damascus in anticipation of an IDF strike retaliating for the massacre in Majdal Shams, according to a report today by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.

Pro-Iranian Syrian and non-Syrian groups are reportedly evacuating the Sayyeda Zeinab area in southern Damascus, while Hezbollah forces are similarly evacuating the western Qalamoun area in the Damascus countryside.

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