Hezbollah Rejects US-Brokered Lebanon-Israel Deal

The trilateral agreement, signed on June 27, aimed to end hostilities and establish a security zone in southern Lebanon, but Hezbollah declared it null and void.

Protests erupted in Hezbollah strongholds, with supporters blocking roads in Beirut's southern suburbs.

An Israeli soldier was killed in a clash with a Hezbollah gunman the same day as the deal was announced.

The framework has deepened internal Lebanese divisions, with some officials warning of civil strife.