Macron says stability requires Israel withdrawal, Hezbollah disarmament

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French President Emmanuel Macron stated that lasting stability in the region requires Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon and Hezbollah's disarmament. Macron expressed France's support for Lebanon's humanitarian needs and a political agreement for mutual security and normalized relations.

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French President Emmanuel Macron voiced support for Nawaf Salam and the people of Lebanon, calling for Israel to withdraw its forces and for Hezbollah to stop attacking Israel. Writing after talks at the Elysee Palace in Paris, Macron said France supports Lebanon in addressing humanitarian needs and aiding displaced populations.

Macron says stability requires Israel withdrawal, Hezbollah disarmament

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