When will Netanyahu talk to Joseph Aoun?

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun announces no negotiations with Israel at present... and the eighth round is postponed until next month, while Beirut maintains that an Israeli withdrawal is a condition for any new step.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, during a visit to the southern city of Nabatieh: — No new negotiations with Israel at the present time. — Withdrawal, the return of prisoners and displaced persons, and reconstruction are national constants that we pledge to implement.

Lebanon-Israel negotiations postponed until next October... President Aoun, speaking from Nabatieh: No negotiations at the moment.

During his visit to the southern Lebanese city of Nabatieh, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun told Al-Araby TV: "There will be no new negotiations between Israel and Lebanon."

Aoun: There are currently no new negotiations with Israel During a visit to the city of Nabatieh, accompanied by a number of security commanders, the Lebanese President emphasized that there are currently no new negotiations with Israel. Joseph Aoun said in an interview with Al Arabi Television that the purpose of his visit to Nabatieh is to examine the demands and needs of citizens and to learn about their conditions closely. He emphasized: The withdrawal, the return of prisoners and refugees, and reconstruction are national constants and we are committed to implementing them, and he emphasized the Lebanese government's commitment to these files. @YjcNewsChannel

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun made a surprise visit this morning to the southern Lebanese city of Nabatieh, which is considered a Hezbollah stronghold. The visit was prompted by calls from residents for the state to establish sovereignty there. Aoun was quoted as saying during the visit that there is currently no new round of negotiations between Israel and Lebanon. Aoun is also reportedly visiting the town of Zawtar al-Gharbia, which is one of the two pilot areas that the Lebanese army has entered and IDF forces have withdrawn from.

President Aoun From Nabatieh in Southern Lebanon: (As per Lebanese Media). • • There are no new negotiations with Israel at this time. Withdrawal, the return of prisoners and displaced people, and reconstruction are national priorities that we are committed to achieving.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said during an unannounced visit to Nabatieh in the south of the country: "There will be no new negotiations with Israel at this time."

Lebanon: Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, speaking from Nabatieh, said there will be no new negotiations with Israel at the present time.

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Sources close to Aoun's visit to Washington told Al-Jadeed: President Aoun has affirmed his position on more than one occasion, a firm stance of refusing to hold any meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Al Arabiya correspondent Mohammed Al-Sayyad: Netanyahu wanted to meet Joseph Aoun in Washington because it would bolster his electoral position, but the Lebanese side stipulated an Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon before the meeting.

Sources in Baabda told Al-Jadeed: We categorically deny what is being circulated about the possibility of a meeting between President Joseph Aoun and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This matter is completely out of the question, even if they happen to be in Washington at the same time.

Lebanese President Aoun tells Asharq Al-Awsat: Meeting with Netanyahu is unrealistic

Aoun: I will not accept under any circumstances that anyone negotiates on behalf of Lebanon.

An-Nahar: President Joseph Aoun tells An-Nahar: I refuse to give up the South and I will not meet with Netanyahu

But, he plans to arrive in the US before the end of July [in reply to: Lebanese President Aoun in an interview with the Lebanese newspaper "An-Nahar" says he has no intention of meeting Prime Minister Netanyahu (Guy Maayan)]

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun in an interview with the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar: There is no truth to the reports of a meeting with Netanyahu, I am not considering it and I will not respond to it - as long as the Israeli attacks against Lebanese citizens and the violations on their territory continue. If we ever have the opportunity to meet in the same room, I will leave immediately @sapirlipkin

Sapir Lipkin Lebanese President Joseph Aoun in an interview with the Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar: There is no truth in the reports of a meeting with Netanyahu, I am not considering it and I will not respond to it - as long as the Israeli attacks against Lebanese citizens and the violations on their territory continue. If we had the opportunity to meet in the same room, I would leave immediately

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun tells Lebanese newspaper An-Nahar that a meeting with Netanyahu is out of the question

Joseph Aoun to Lebanese media: - I will not meet Netanyahu - There is no truth to the reports of establishing a force to implement the pilot zones agreement

President Aoun tells Lebanese media he will not meet with Netanyahu.

Lebanese President Aoun, in an interview with the Lebanese newspaper "An-Nahar", says that he has no intention of meeting Prime Minister Netanyahu (Guy Maayan)

President Joseph Aoun to An-Nahar newspaper: I will not meet Netanyahu

President Joseph Aoun discussed with the head of the Finance and Budget Committee, MP Ibrahim Kanaan, the general situation and the preparations underway for the Lebanese-American-Israeli meeting in Washington tomorrow, Thursday.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun: Israel's targeting of humanitarian and relief personnel is a blatant violation of international law and undermines efforts to consolidate calm. The event

Aoun: Continued Israeli attacks undermine efforts to consolidate ceasefire Referring to the continuous violation of the ceasefire by the occupying regime, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun noted: "We will not hesitate to cooperate with the relevant international institutions to stop the repeated violations of the ceasefire and ensure Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon." Follow IRNA news on Yes | Rubika | Soroush Plus | ETA | Jahan @IRNA_1313

#LiveCoverage | Lebanese President Joseph Aoun during his meeting with the US Ambassador: Pressure must be exerted on Israel to stop the firing and house demolitions.

Aoun calls on the US ambassador in Beirut to pressure Israel to halt its attacks in the south of the country.

President Aoun, speaking to US Ambassador to Lebanon Michel Issa, stressed the need to pressure Israel to halt the ceasefire, military operations, and the demolition and bulldozing of homes.