Negotiations with Lebanon

With the Iranian threat of missiles stopped for now, the Israeli government says it's going to negotiate a peace deal with Lebanon, which includes a demand to disarm the Hezbollah jihadist organization:

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Thursday that Israel will begin direct negotiations with Lebanon “as soon as possible,” aimed at disarming Hezbollah and advancing what he described as a “historic, sustainable peace agreement,” as tensions persist over the scope of the fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire.

The directive, issued following a cabinet decision, came after what Netanyahu described as repeated requests from the Lebanese government to open direct talks, with the negotiations set to focus on dismantling Hezbollah’s military capabilities and establishing peaceful relations between the neighboring states.

“The negotiations will focus on disarming Hezbollah and establishing peaceful relations between Israel and Lebanon,” Netanyahu said, adding that Israel “appreciates” the Lebanese prime minister’s call to demilitarize Beirut.

Addressing residents of northern Israel after the announcement, Netanyahu stressed that the diplomatic track does not signal a halt in military operations, declaring that “there is no ceasefire in Lebanon” and that Israeli forces will continue striking Hezbollah “with full force” until security is restored.

Indeed, the Hezbollah's still been attacking Israel with their own missiles, and there's sadly no guarantee Iran will comply honestly with demands from the USA in the long run, so long as they're still under the thumb of Islamofascists. As far as Lebanon is concerned, an effort must be made to get the Islamofascists out of any rulership there, and make it safe for non-Muslims again. And there's no telling if any negotiations with the Lebanese government will bring positive results.