Washington Summit Reframes Lebanese Sovereignty

The article discusses Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's visit to Washington and the subsequent meetings and strategies aimed at strengthening Lebanon's sovereignty. The visit focused on presenting a plan to dismantle Hezbollah's weapons, coordinating the Israeli withdrawal, and enhancing relations with Washington, with Arab support from Saudi Arabia. The article also touches on efforts to secure security arrangements and direct American intervention, prioritizing the expansion of security zones and ensuring a reduction of Hezbollah's military influence, along with Washington's request to increase coordination with Damascus. Domestically, the visit caused divisions among Lebanese factions, with a trend towards gradually activating understandings, though the possibility of agreement failure remains if the regional crisis escalates. As a result, Lebanon was reinserted into the U.S. foreign policy agenda, with expectations that political and security promises will translate into a complete Israeli withdrawal and effective government control over Lebanese territory.

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