Lebanese statement on ‘New front against Israel’

Lebanese Prime Minister Necib Mikati stated that the government is in constant contact with interested parties to maintain stability and security in Lebanon and that “the adventure of opening a front against Israel from southern Lebanon is in no one’s interest.” “.

Mikati’s written statement on the growing tension on the border between Israel and Lebanon was shared by the official Lebanese agency NNA. Stating that his government “does not remain silent and does not intervene” in the face of the worrying developments on the Israeli border in the south of the country, Mikati stated: “The government is constantly communicating internally and externally (with relevant parties) to “Maintain stability in Lebanon and move away from the effects of the war in Gaza.” “In touch,” he said.

Stating that there is complete unity of solidarity with Palestine in Lebanon, Mikati said: “The adventure of opening a front (against Israel) from southern Lebanon benefits no one. “Because the Lebanese do not have the strength to endure this,” he said.

Stating that Lebanon is “in the midst of chaos” and that the region is going through a difficult process in general, Mikati noted that no one can predict what will happen, but what is certain is that Israel is trying to increase its provocative attacks. . (AA)