Lebanese resident voices anti-Hezbollah sentiment

A resident of Tripoli in northern Lebanon gave an interview to Israel's Kan News, expressing widespread Lebanese public sentiment against the ongoing conflict. The resident claimed that 80-85% of Lebanese people desire peace and an end to the war, directly contradicting Hezbollah's stance. He accused Hezbollah of being embarrassed and unwilling to reach a peace agreement, alleging the group's goal is to keep Lebanon dependent on Iran. This public criticism highlights the domestic political tensions within Lebanon as international pressure for a ceasefire mounts.