Hezbollah's leader stated that the group, which is backed by Iran, was not included in the U.S.-brokered negotiations. He characterized the cease-fire agreement reached between Israel and the Lebanese government as a form of surrender for Hezbollah.
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Hezbollah Rejects Cease-Fire Deal Between Lebanon and Israel
Hezbollah's leader has rejected a cease-fire agreement between Israel and the Lebanese government, claiming that the group was excluded from the negotiations. He described the deal as a surrender for Hezbollah.
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Mideast Live Updates: Hezbollah Rejects Cease-Fire Deal Between Lebanon and Israel
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Hezbollah Rejects Cease-Fire Deal Between Lebanon and Israel