Joseph Aoun
Lebanese people want Israel ties, stronger government to oust Hezbollah, AMCD head says
Hajjar said that Israel and Lebanon had much to offer each other’s citizens, arguing that the misapplication of Lebanon’s 1955 anti-boycott law had created unnecessary barriers.
Israeli, Lebanese delegations meet at CENTCOM's Tampa headquarters, IDF sources tell 'Post'
Why can't Beirut be trusted to deal with Hezbollah? - analysis
Lebanon must refuse Hezbollah’s demand to return seized explosives - editorial
A rare chance for peace between Israel and Lebanon must not be missed - opinion
We write this from opposite sides of a border that has too often been defined by fear, conflict, and missed opportunities. Our experiences are different, but our hope is shared.
Trump hosts Lebanon's Aoun, says he is open to talks with Hezbollah if asked by Beirut
Trump: US will hit Pickaxe Mountain 'pretty soon,' Iran desperate to hold talks after US strikes • Aoun: 'It's about time for Lebanon to be stable and secure'
Lebanese military deploys in three 'pilot program' areas, securing Hezbollah-free zones
Earlier on Monday, two sources told the Post that the LAF was about to enter the zones to verify that Hezbollah terrorists have been disarmed and that terror infrastructure has been removed.
Rubio, Aoun discussed implementation of trilateral framework, Hezbollah disarmament in Washington
Rubio stated that during his meeting with Aoun, he commended the Lebanese government’s efforts to reclaim their country and advance towards peace.
Hezbollah ‘hinting’ at escalation against Lebanese army but still undecided, expert tells 'Post'
Located only a few kilometers north of the Yellow Line, initial reports published in Lebanon theorized that the blast had been an Israeli airstrike.
High Court halts parts of broadcasting reform as regional tensions rise
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Lebanon's Aoun marks first trip to Trump's White House with Hezbollah disarmament plan - analysis
Aoun, who served as the commander of Lebanon's US-backed army before being elected president last year, is the first Lebanese head of state in nearly 20 years to visit the White House.
Hezbollah’s weapons harm national security, slim majority of Lebanese say - poll
Only 11% of the respondents said they believed Hezbollah’s armed presence improved Lebanon’s security, with many declining to answer the question.
Israel heads to Rome seeking proof Lebanon's army can keep Hezbollah out - analysis
A technical agreement in Rome will not end the political battle in Beirut over the organization's disarmament and the balance of power between state institutions and Hezbollah.
'I'm not in love with Israel, but give me another solution': Lebanon's Aoun defends peace framework
“I am telling you that I am not in love with Israel, but give me another solution, whatever it may be,” Aoun said, according to the Lebanese television network.
