Lebanon’s Foreign Minister: We consider Israel responsible for Al-Aroori assassination and Kerman explosion

According to Fars News Agency, Lebanon’s Foreign Minister Abdullah Bouhabib stated on Wednesday night (January 3) that his country’s government “does not want war and is trying to convince Hezbollah not to start a war against Israel.” .

In an interview with “Christian Amanpour”, anchor of the CNN network, he stated that he believes that the Zionist regime is “responsible” for the assassination of the deputy head of the political office of Hamas, Saleh al-Arouri, and the explosion. Margbar is at the memorial ceremony of Martyr Soleimani in the city of Kerman on Wednesday evening and expressed his fear that the Middle East is “now really close to a regional war”.

Regarding the terrorist attack on Tuesday night in the south of Beirut, which led to the martyrdom of al-Arouri, Lebanese diplomacy said: “We are worried about the start [of war] because the Lebanese government and people do not want any war.” We want to achieve peace on our southern borders. We do not want what is happening in the south to spread to Lebanon, we do not like a regional war because it is dangerous for everyone, it is dangerous for Lebanon and it is dangerous for Israel and the countries around it.

In response to a question about the possibility of Lebanese Hezbollah retaliating against Tel Aviv for the assassination of al-Arouri, he said that the Lebanese government is in talks with Hezbollah to dissuade it from taking any such action. . “It’s not like we can give them orders, we don’t claim that, but we can convince them and I think it will work.” In the past, he warned the Zionist regime: “If the enemy thinks that he can go to war with Lebanon, then our war will no longer know limits and ceilings”.

Bohabib The meeting with the advisers of the American National Security Council emphasized the role that the United States plays to achieve peace. Referring to America’s previous successes in using “influence” on Israel to reach a peaceful outcome, he described the United States as a “leader” in the search for peace.

In response to the terrorist attack on Tuesday night, Lebanon’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs submitted two “decisive” complaints and protests to the United Nations and warned about this dangerous Israeli aggression against Lebanon’s sovereignty and the attempt to drag this country and the region into an all-out tension. He announced: “The attack on the suburbs of Beirut is a continuation of Israel’s growing series of attacks on southern Lebanon, which threatens the peace and security of the region”.