South faces a significant vacuum risk

The article concerns the Lebanese government's deep concern over the potential for an security and political vacuum in southern Lebanon once the UNIFIL troops' mission concludes at the end of this year. Such a vacuum is considered dangerous and poses a threat to regional stability, especially given the refusal of some parties to replace the current forces with troops from other countries under the UN umbrella. Leading this issue are the Lebanese government and Parliament Speaker Nabil Berri, along with significant parliamentary activism advocating for the preservation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701 and the extension of UNIFIL's mandate. This comes amidst opposition from parties working to obstruct international support for this deployment, aiming to secure the continuation of the current forces or the deployment of troops without UN backing, which could lead to conflicts and weaken regional security.

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