German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock visited Beirut on Wednesday, emphasizing the need for a viable diplomatic resolution to the ongoing tensions between Israel and Lebanon.

Following Israel’s recent efforts to weaken Hezbollah, Baerbock stated that it is crucial to collaborate with partners in the US, Europe, and the Arab world to protect the legitimate security interests of both nations.

Baerbock’s remarks come as part of her discussions aimed at addressing the complex dynamics in the region and fostering stability.

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She highlighted the importance of finding a diplomatic path forward that ensures the safety and security of both Israel and Lebanon.