Lebanese PM Urges More UN Measures to Stop Israel's Targeting of Civilians
News - Middle East: Lebanon’s caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati has denounced Israeli strikes on civilians in the southern part of the Arab country, urging the UN Security Council to take more effective and decisive measures to stop the acts of aggression.
“The Security Council's response must be swift and strong,” Mikati said during a meeting with Western ambassadors and representatives of international organizations in Beirut on Monday to address the ongoing Israeli atrocities.
The Lebanese premier also thanked the Security Council for its support for renewing the mandate of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) and its continued commitment to stability in Lebanon.
He called on the Security Council to “assume its responsibility in preserving international law and security by holding accountable those responsible for targeting Lebanese civilians.”
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