News · 28 June 2026

Hezbollah rejects Israel-Lebanon deal as attacks hit

Hezbollah, the Lebanese political and militant group, has slammed a new border agreement with Israel as "humiliating" and a "surrender of sovereignty." This follows an incident on Saturday where one person was killed and two injured during Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon. Hezbollah's leader rejected linking Israel's withdrawal to their disarmament, which is central to the US-mediated agreement.

By BriefTea Editorial · 28 June 2026 at 4:20

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