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Lebanese PM demands Israel withdraw from Lebanon, says country dragged into war 'imposed upon' it

Salam said 600 square kilometers remain occupied and more than 1 million Lebanese have fled their homes, while urging a clear timetable for withdrawal and aid.

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Salam also condemned Iran for its attacks on Arab states in the region, saying that "Lebanon wishes to renew its solidarity with the states of the Arab Gulf and with Jordan."

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In a year in which the Middle East is once again on the brink of escalation, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam took the United Nations General Assembly platform, giving a speech that could be a turning point in Lebanon's complex and troubled relationship with Hezbollah, and thus with Iran's regional ambitions. In front of the world's diplomats, he posed a challenge, most directly and based on institutional foundations, to the logic that...

London – Lebanon Prime Minister Nawaf Salam called on the international community to fund the country's reconstruction on Friday at the UN General Assembly, saying the Israeli-Hezbollah war has left the country in a “widespread humanitarian crisis.” Israeli bombing and ground attacks, which began shortly after the start of the war with Iran, devastated southern Lebanon, killing thousands, causing mass exodussions, and damaging the country by bil…

In a year when the Middle East was once again on the brink of escalation, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam came to the rostrum of the United Nations General Assembly, giving a speech that could be a turning point in Lebanon's complex and troubled relationship with Hezbollah, and thus with Iran's regional ambitions. In front of the world's diplomats, he posed a challenging peace, the most direct... read more.

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Middle East Eye broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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