'Israel's' Lapid says Lebanon, Iran agreements contradict each other
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4 hours ago|- Yair Lapid said agreements involving Lebanon and Iran move in opposite strategic directions.
- He argued that strengthening Iran’s funding capacity conflicts with efforts to weaken Hezbollah in Lebanon.
‘Israeli’ opposition leader Yair Lapid said agreements involving Lebanon and Iran are strategically inconsistent and point in opposing directions.
He said it is not possible to implement arrangements requiring Lebanon to limit Hezbollah’s power while maintaining frameworks that allow Iran to continue supporting the group financially.
Lapid added that the ‘Israeli’ government should have addressed this contradiction and worked to restrict Iranian funding channels.
His comments come amid ongoing political debate in ‘Israel’ over regional security policy and diplomatic arrangements involving Lebanon and Iran.
