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(Prime Minister's Office) The Prime Minister's Office said Monday: "Israel acknowledges the significant step taken by the Lebanese Government, under the leadership of President Aoun and Prime Minister Salam. The recent decision by the Council of Ministers to work towards the disarmament of Hizbullah by the end of 2025 was a momentous decision. It marks a crucial opportunity for Lebanon to reclaim its sovereignty and restore the authority of its state institutions, military, and governance - free from the influence of non-state actors." "Israel stands ready to support Lebanon in its efforts to disarm Hizbullah and to work together towards a more secure and stable future for both nations. If the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) take the necessary steps to implement the disarmament of Hizbullah, Israel will engage in reciprocal measures, including a phased reduction of IDF presence in coordination with the U.S.-led security mechanism." 2025-08-26 00:00:00Full Article
If Hizbullah Is Disarmed, Israel Will Reduce Presence in Southern Lebanon
(Prime Minister's Office) The Prime Minister's Office said Monday: "Israel acknowledges the significant step taken by the Lebanese Government, under the leadership of President Aoun and Prime Minister Salam. The recent decision by the Council of Ministers to work towards the disarmament of Hizbullah by the end of 2025 was a momentous decision. It marks a crucial opportunity for Lebanon to reclaim its sovereignty and restore the authority of its state institutions, military, and governance - free from the influence of non-state actors." "Israel stands ready to support Lebanon in its efforts to disarm Hizbullah and to work together towards a more secure and stable future for both nations. If the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) take the necessary steps to implement the disarmament of Hizbullah, Israel will engage in reciprocal measures, including a phased reduction of IDF presence in coordination with the U.S.-led security mechanism." 2025-08-26 00:00:00Full Article
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