Lebanese President Michel Aoun held consultations with the country's political leaders over the government's future in the wake of Prime Minister Saad Hariri's suspended resignation.<br/>'<br/>Hariri resigned on November 4 from Saudi Arabia, throwing his coalition government and the country into crisis, but rescinded the move after returning home, to allow time for<br/>negotiations.<br/>'<br/>Aoun separately met today with several officials including the head of Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc, Mohammed<br/>Raad, who later told reporters they discussed "reactivating" the government.Christian leader Samir Geagea, a harsh critic of Hezbollah, told reporters after meeting Aoun that his group will not resign from the government.<br/>'<br/>Saudi Arabia and Iran are fighting proxy wars in the region and the conflict has affected Lebanon over the past<br/>years.