In a dangerous move, supporters and advocates of "Hezbollah" set fire to several banners bearing the slogans "Lebanon First" and "Lebanon Unites Us," which were installed along the road to Beirut Airport.

Many Lebanese shared photos and videos on social media showing several new banners ablaze, with no official statement released yet clarifying the circumstances of the incident or the identity of those responsible.

The Lebanese army confirmed that it will not relent in maintaining security and thwarting any attempts to incite chaos.

These developments came after the southern suburbs of Beirut witnessed chaos and riots on Friday and Saturday, following demonstrations by supporters of "Hezbollah" against the framework agreement signed between Lebanon and Israel after a fifth round of negotiations in Washington under U.S. sponsorship.

A Lebanese source ruled out that the agreement with Israel would provoke internal strife, affirming that adherence to its terms would enhance stability and restore Lebanon's presence.

Lebanon signed a framework agreement with Israel under U.S. sponsorship on Friday.

This agreement stipulates the restoration of the Lebanese Armed Forces' authority throughout Lebanon, after verifying the disarmament of all non-governmental armed groups, allowing the Israeli army to gradually withdraw from Lebanese territory.