Israel agreement marks initial third of term

The article discusses the trajectory of Lebanese–Israeli negotiations and President Joseph Aoun's stance on the agreement, focusing on the challenges currently facing the continuation of negotiations. It highlights that Aoun's era is primarily being tested in the first third of his term, during which he has imposed his choices and achieved some accomplishments. However, he is now facing difficulties, especially with the ongoing Israeli occupation and the deteriorating situation along the border. It also notes that the current agreement encounters obstacles within Lebanese institutions due to limited support from the Parliament and government, with differing interpretations of the legal aspects concerning the nature of the agreement and the official approval required. Aoun relies on U.S. support, despite Israeli stubbornness, to pressure for the implementation of the agreement. Nevertheless, he faces weak backing both domestically and internationally. Consequently, the current phase is a critical test of the prospects for progressing toward the implementation of the agreement and establishing long-term stability in Lebanon.

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