Report: Arab, foreign capitals discussing solution for Hezbollah arms

Arab and international capitals are discussing a seven-point settlement for the issue of Hezbollah’s weapons, senior diplomatic sources said.

Below are the seven points according to al-Liwaa newspaper:

1. Ending Hezbollah's military role, granting it international guarantees against prosecution, removing its name from terrorism lists, and integrating its members into the Lebanese Army.

2. Placing Hezbollah's missiles and heavy weapons under international supervision or transferring them to any Arab country within a period not exceeding four months.

3. Arab-European funding for reconstruction, housing allowances, and compensation for destroyed units.

4. Establishing a stable status for the Shiite community within the Lebanese political system.

5. Israel's withdrawal from all occupied territories, the return of prisoners, and a resolution to the Shebaa Farms issue.

6. Signing a "conflict resolution" agreement between Lebanon and Israel under the auspices of the United Nations and the countries sponsoring the agreement, including Iran.

7. Forming a joint Arab-European-American force to monitor and implement the agreement on the Lebanese-Israeli border, similar to the existing force on the Lebanese-Syrian border.