Hariri discusses with Arab ambassadors developments in Israeli aggression on Lebanon

Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri reviewed with ambassadors of Arab countries in Lebanon the developments related to the incident in the southern suburbs of Beirut due to the fall of two Israeli drones and the vision that has been created. to Lebanon of what happened.

This occurred at a meeting with the ambassadors of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Oman, Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, and the United Arab Emirates. Algeria, Sudan, Iraq, Tunisia, Palestine and Jordan.

The doyen of the Arab Diplomatic Corps, the Kuwaiti Ambassador to Lebanon, Abdel Aal Al-Qenaei, said at the end of the meeting, on behalf of the Arab ambassadors, that he had listened to Prime Minister Hariri and presented Lebanon's vision of recent events in Beirut and the southern suburbs. With regard to the security and stability of Lebanon and the measures and policies taken to preserve its security, stability and territorial integrity, stability in this country is an Arab demand and a desire to liberate Lebanon from all that threatens its security and stability. "

Hariri had met in recent hours with ambassadors and representatives of the five permanent members of the Security Council (United States, Russia, Great Britain, France and China), stressing that the situation in Lebanon was very dangerous because of the lack of security. Israel's recent aggression in the southern suburbs of Beirut, underscoring that the Department must avoid slipping into an escalation that could turn into a regional cycle of violence that no one can predict until it will go.