Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam Denies Unauthorized Access to His Account

Lebanese Prime Minister Nevvaf Selam republished the post he made the day before after realizing that his account was accessed without permission. In his republished message, Selam said, "I am resharing what I wrote yesterday, it turned out that there was someone who managed to log into my account and delete them." he said.

In his post on Wednesday, Salam reacted to Israel's attack, destruction and infrastructure destruction against al-Mansuri, Zuwter al-Sharkiyya, Kefertibnit and other villages and towns in the south of Lebanon. "Lebanon's sovereignty, the security of its people and the right of those living in the south to return to their lands and rebuild their villages are non-negotiable," Salam said. He made his assessment.

The "framework formula" signed between Lebanon and Israel in Washington on June 26 envisages the gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanese territory and the deployment of the Lebanese army in the areas where they withdraw. The parties reached an agreement on the "pilot zones" mechanism in the 6th round of negotiations held in Rome in mid-July. The first application was launched in Zuwter al-Garbiyye at the end of July, and while the Lebanese army was deployed in the region, some residents returned to their homes.