Israel suspends deal as Lebanon seeks US aid amid Hezbollah's activities

The implementation of the first step of the "Framework Agreement" between Lebanon and Israel has been halted, as Israel has entered a decision to solidify factual changes in the occupied areas in southern Lebanon, refusing to withdraw from the regions inside the Yellow Line even after the Israeli elections. Israel is working to establish permanent positions within the border area to prolong its occupation, while Lebanon is unable to make progress due to Israel's evasive stance. Meanwhile, Hezbollah has been attacking the state and hindering efforts in the experimental zones. The United States is pressuring Israel to begin the withdrawal, but the conflict is intensifying with Netanyahu's refusal, which threatens to trigger an escalation in security tensions. Lebanon seeks American guarantees to enforce the withdrawal and achieve security stability amid the escalating regional conflict between Israel and Iran.

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