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Berri: It is our fate every Eid al-Adha to offer sacrifices in defense of Lebanon and its sovereignty, and the aggression will not prevent us from celebrating our holidays

Berri: Our positions must be unifying for all Lebanese in confronting the Israeli aggressiveness, which does not target a specific sect or region, but rather all of Lebanon and the Lebanese, and even Arabs and Muslims in their holiest sanctities

Speaker of the Parliament of Lebanon Nabih Berri: Our position regarding the continuous Israeli violation of Lebanon is identical to and adopts the position of the President of the Republic in all national and sovereign dimensions

Israeli raids strike eight residential buildings in Beirut’s southern suburbs; shelling reported in Ain Qana, southern Lebanon

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Another Israeli airstrike targets Beirut’s southern suburb

Saree: The operation comes in solidarity with the oppressed Palestinian people and in response to the aggression against Beirut’s southern suburb

Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson: The operation successfully achieved its objective, forcing millions of Israeli settlers to flee into shelters

Yemeni Armed Forces spokesperson Yahya Saree: We targeted Lod Airport (Ben Gurion Airport) in the occupied Yafa area with a hypersonic ballistic missile, the “Palestine 2” type

Salam: We call on the international community to hold "Israel" accountable, halt its attacks, and ensure full withdrawal from Lebanese territory

Salam: These attacks constitute a blatant violation of Lebanese sovereignty and UN Security Council Resolution 1701

Israelis divided on ceasefire in Lebanon, war strategy, leadership

Prepared By: Al Mayadeen English
Executed By: Al Mayadeen English
24 Nov 2024 15:45

A recent Israeli Channel 12 survey highlighted growing public discontent with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s leadership during the war on Lebanon. 64% of respondents expressed distrust in his management, while 54% support negotiating a ceasefire to end the aggression, with only 24% opposing one. The poll also revealed a sharp public demand for accountability, with 79% calling for a commission of inquiry into the events of October 7, 2023. Meanwhile, alternative leadership preferences show Netanyahu losing ground to Naftali Bennett, who garnered 38% support compared to Netanyahu’s 34%.