Lebanon PM urges unity after end of ‘most cruel phase’ in country’s history

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In a televised address, Lebanon’s caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati is calling for unity after what he says was the “most cruel phase in Lebanese history”, Al Jazeera reports.

Mikati stressed the jurisdiction of the Lebanese army to provide security in the south of the country following the ceasefire.

He also called on Israel to commit to the deal and withdraw from the south.

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