U.S. aid to Lebanon depends on commitments

The article discusses statements and reports from American sources regarding the U.S. administration's plan in the Middle East. This plan includes advancing the idea of peace with Israel at a later stage, as well as establishing international forces to assist the Lebanese army in implementing the framework agreement and controlling weapons, involving Americans and European countries. It also highlights confirmations made during meetings between Lebanese President Aoun and a group of officials regarding the implementation of Lebanese decisions concerning direct negotiations and the separate paths for Lebanon, with a focus on security and economic cooperation with Syria, and the importance of Israel withdrawing from model areas. U.S. aid is conditioned on Lebanon fulfilling its commitments to redeploy the army and restrict weapons, with mentions of discussions around investments in energy and telecommunications, emphasizing the need to work simultaneously to restore Lebanon's role on all levels.

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