Lebanese Military agrees to flush Hezbollah, Signs Deals with Israel

[Dunamisx]

Lebanese Military agrees to flush Hezbollah, Signs Deals with Israel

I don't know if Israel and the Lebanese government are going to agree to disarm the Hezbollah militant group in Lebanon completely. There have been speculations about whether this agreement is going to yield a positive result or not, but many have been surprised in the long term, seeing that the Lebanese government is taking crucial steps in making a peace deal with Israel to end Hezbollah.

This is just a discussion, and I want us to bring our opinion without being sentimental here on whether this could bring a positive result or if everything is just an attempt to distract from a continuous attack on Lebanon.

Sources:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.aljazeera.com/amp/features/2026/6/27/israel-lebanon-deal-ties-ceasefire-to-hezbollah-disarmament-will-it-work

[caroasi]

Always having an olive branch available is good to getting anywhere in almost any conflict. I imagine that nobody is here to try to defend Israel's actions of about the last year on the internet because those kinds of actions were were openly and brazenly immoral to a near maximum degree. We're still several years out from orthodox Jews in Israel becoming the strongest political force there. They seem to be mostly against genocide.

[Mhizlove]

I believe that this kind of agreement is a good step to take if only the people or everyone is truly ready for peace,but you see signing agreement is one thing and implementing it is also another thing entirely. For areas that has experienced conflict for many years do not just change overnight because you see trust is not that easy to rebuild. So if both sides keeps to their promises and avoids actions that can increase tension all over again, it can help in reducing the violence. But if both sides do not respect the agreement,the whole process can break down. So what m trying to say is that, is what will happen after the deal and not just the deal itself, will determine whether lasting peace will really come.

[Akbarkoe]

Whether jni is a good step or not, we can see how the genocidal state continues its action, whether they really want peace or there are other goals, in a peace agreement is always good but we know also how the arrogance of the Israeli army.

At least the war in the region subsided and Hezbollah can be pressed home and be a positive step to restore the state of the Middle East which is very tense with the war needs serious action and military aggression is no longer feasible in the show, let's rest and return the world to peace, we can war economically, culturally, technologically but if it involves weapons that damage and destroy civilization will continue to decline.

[IjawMan]

Israel has been known to be a State that continues to break deals agreement even while discussions are undergoing. What is the assurance that this will not be like another one of those unrespected deals as time goes on.

Another frailty in this deal not been capable enough to bring the required peace aimed at in this said to be peace deal between Lebanon and Israel is how it ignores settling the real problem behind the conflict but instead making conditions.

Hezbollah  complete elimination not foreseeable to me, cause this is not an organisation with root support only within the Lebanon.

[Odusko]

Whatever the outcome of the deal os we should know that joining forces to broker lasting peace and disarming militias within countries sharing boundaries is quite essential to achieve regional peace and end killings and other militia activities that could be hiding under conflict in the region to bring crisis. Israel 🇮🇱  at certain points needs Lebanon, and the same goes with Lebanon 🇱🇧, which makes the deal both side and hard to break in the future.

[Doll2233]

We cannot simply say anything right now that whether this agreement is going to be creating lasting peace or not the successof this agreement will be seen that what happens after it is signed not on the agreement itself. In Lebanon Hezbollah has been one of the major political and military force so disarming it would be very difficult and it is a very sensitive process.

If Lebanese government can make their institutions stronger and can maintain public support and also ensure that the parties respect the terms of agreement then it will be a greater step toward creating stability but if either side of the agreement violates it then the concern of the Lebanese people are not address and tension could quickly returns and lastly the peace require compromise trust and consistent diplomatic effort and is not only based on military action, ceasefire agreement in the refionhas already struggle because tlof the security issues and political issues remained unresolved so it is a risk that violence could continue despite the agreement between the two.