Protests Erupt in Lebanon Over Agreement with Israel
Protests have erupted in Lebanon following the announcement of a recent agreement with Israel. Available reports indicate that demonstrators have been burning tyres as a sign of protest.
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Updated: 12:21 AM PKT — June 28, 2026
Opposition to the recent agreement between Israel and Lebanon has reportedly intensified, leading to fears of a potential civil war. Additionally, new controversy has been sparked by claims related to an “Operation Sindoor”.
Updated: 10:37 PM PKT — June 27, 2026
Further reports on Saturday indicate the framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel was mediated by the United States. In response to the deal, which it has described as a violation of sovereignty, Hezbollah has reportedly issued a war warning.
Updated: 10:04 PM PKT — June 27, 2026
Hezbollah’s Deputy Secretary-General Sheikh Naim Qassem has stated that the framework agreement with Israel is tantamount to legitimising Israel’s presence in Lebanon and represents a surrender of national sovereignty. According to Arab media reports from Beirut, Qassem warned that the deal could lead to the annexation of Lebanese territories by Israel.
He described conditioning an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon on the disarmament of resistance groups as “dangerous.” Qassem also asserted that after a memorandum of understanding between the US and Iran, the tripartite framework agreement holds no standing.
Updated: 8:17 PM PKT — June 27, 2026
Hezbollah has condemned the agreement between Lebanon and Israel, describing it as ‘shameful,’ according to available reports.
Updated: 5:24 PM PKT — June 27, 2026
The agreement signed between Lebanon and Israel is a framework for a peace agreement, according to available information.
Protests against the peace agreement have reportedly spread to cities across Lebanon.
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