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The best Trump management in the Middle East, despite the burning of Hezbollah on Saturday on Saturday, despite the burning of Israel A ceasefire with a US-broker.
Morgan Ortaqus, President Trump’s Middle East, after the last two weeks, came together after vacation, threatened the reconciliation in November.
After the devastating war between the Lebanese government, Israel and Hezbollah, the country tries to rebuild the country, and about 4,000 people in Lebanon and about a million were expelled. Lebanon, the Iranian-supported Iran-supported Iranian-supported group Hezbollah has been severely weakened in the war, but it still has a significant impact.
On Saturday morning, the new Lebanese President Yusuf met with Yusuf AIMA, Mr. Au’s office will discuss problems, including the southern Lebanese situation. The ceasefire is expected to be accused of southern Lebanese troops in the south of the country where Hezbollah has long deepened.
Last week, the militants wanted Israeli forces to bomb Israeli forces Beirut, the capital and the edges of the South Lebanons. Israel later Hit the area south of Beirut – Known as a genius, what he said, he grew more than fears that he could be targeted by a Hezbollah official, and the fear could be separated from each other.
Hezbollah rejected no connection to the missile fire. Neither Israel nor Hezbollah did not show appetite to return to the full-scale war. The ceasefire continued until today, despite the tension.
According to Lebanese statement, Mrs. Mediterrania and Mr. Aoun also discussed the financial-based work on the ongoing financial work by the new Lebanese government. Lebanese officials hope to help make efforts Increased external aid – Rebuild the country, including the United States.
The general loss of war and economic loss is estimated to be $ 14 billion and $ 11 billion is required to reconstruct Lebanon.
Experts say the amount of international assistance, the Lebanese government’s control over the country, including Hezbollah disarming. Prior to the war, the armed group was so strong that it was generally considered a state within a state.
