Trump says he thinks Israel will withdraw troops from southern Lebanon
- U.S. President Donald Trump said he believes Israel will withdraw its troops from Southern Lebanon after discussing the issue with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Ankara.
- Israel currently occupies a security zone in Southern Lebanon to protect northern Israel and combat Hezbollah.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated in June that Israeli forces would remain in Lebanon as long as necessary to protect their people.
- Trump referred to a deal with Israel and Lebanon, indicating the troops' withdrawal, despite the existing framework agreement not requiring it.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said this Wednesday in Ankara, on the margins of the NATO leaders' summit, that Israel will eventually withdraw from southern Lebanon.Continue reading...
Trump says he expects Israel to withdraw from southern Lebanon
President Trump stated Israel will withdraw troops from southern Lebanon. He discussed this potential withdrawal with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu had previously indicated Israel would not withdraw while Hezbollah posed a threat. An agreement mediated by the United States involves Israel handing over two areas. This security arrangement is expected to work out very well.
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