Israeli forces continue to carry out strikes in southern Lebanon, and more than 60 towns remain under occupation. The demand for withdrawal comes as Lebanon enters negotiations to reach arrangements that would permanently cease hostilities and recover control of its frontiers.
Tuesday, October 20, 2026
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Lebanon Demands Israeli Exit From 60 Occupied Towns
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Prime Minister Nawaf Salam urged the United Nations to facilitate a verification timetable to end the conflict and restore state sovereignty during his appearance at the General Assembly. He stated that any peace agreement requires Israel to withdraw to internationally recognized borders based on the 1949 General Armistice Agreement, release detainees, and allow displaced residents to return and rebuild their homes. Salam emphasized that the Lebanese state must hold sole authority over weapons throughout its territory.
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