Deputy Prime Minister Tarek Mitri meets with Qatari Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani in New York on July 29, 2025. (Credit: Photo taken from X)
In an unprecedented move, 17 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Egypt, on Tuesday called from New York for Hamas to transfer its weapons to the Palestinian Authority during a conference at the U.N. aimed at reviving the two-state solution, Israeli and Palestinian.Although Lebanon attended the meeting, it appears to have avoided taking a stance on the arsenal and future of Hamas, an ally of Hezbollah.This comes as the country anxiously awaits next Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting, which is scheduled to discuss the issue of weapons held by the party. The session is highly anticipated and could cause significant upheaval within the cabinet. On 2-state solution happenings After Paris, can growing recognition of Palestine shift Israel’s stance? Lebanon committed to 2002 initiativeBased on our information, Lebanon has not (yet) been...
In an unprecedented move, 17 countries, including Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Egypt, on Tuesday called from New York for Hamas to transfer its weapons to the Palestinian Authority during a conference at the U.N. aimed at reviving the two-state solution, Israeli and Palestinian.Although Lebanon attended the meeting, it appears to have avoided taking a stance on the arsenal and future of Hamas, an ally of Hezbollah.This comes as the country anxiously awaits next Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting, which is scheduled to discuss the issue of weapons held by the party. The session is highly anticipated and could cause significant upheaval within the cabinet. On 2-state solution happenings After Paris, can growing recognition of Palestine shift Israel’s stance? Lebanon committed to 2002 initiativeBased on our information, Lebanon has not (yet)...
