The daughter of Lebanese President Michel Aoun Raoukouz and chairman of the National Committee for Women in Lebanon, Claudine Aoun, said in an interview with the local television network Al-Jadid that she supports peace with Israel. During the interview, Aoun said: “We have our problems. The question of marking the borders, our natural resources and the Palestinian outposts. These are problems that make our economy difficult. Once these problems are resolved, I do not see a problem with Lebanon signing a peace agreement with Israel.” . “Before talking about peace, we must demarcate the borders and solve the problems related to our land,” she wrote on September 24, referring to a dispute over the maritime border between the countries, which is currently being negotiated with Israel via indirect US-brokered talks, and several minor land disputes. In Sunday’s tweet, Aoun added that the Palestinian refugee issue would have to also be solved — one of the core problems of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, which is only likely to be resolved as part of a general peace agreement between the two sides. “Once these problems are solved, I would not object to the prospect of a peace agreement between the Lebanese state and Israel,” she said.