Hezbollah urges Lebanon to halt direct talks with Israel after Israeli Foreign Ministry publishes map depicting large parts of southern Lebanon as Israeli territory, calls for UN complaint
Hezbollah is urging the Lebanese government to halt direct talks with Israel after the Israeli Foreign Ministry published a map depicting large parts of southern Lebanon as Israeli territory. The group said the map exposes Israeli ambitions over Lebanese land and called on Beirut to lodge an urgent complaint with the UN Security Council.
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