Differences in Assessing the Framework Agreement

The article discusses the differing opinions between the Lebanese presidency in Baabda and the Prime Ministry in Sariat regarding the negotiation process with Israel and the Framework Agreement. Prime Minister Nohad Machnouk believes that negotiations are necessary but warns against overly relying on the agreement, considering that the current experience has not yet led to effective results on the ground, especially concerning Israeli withdrawal. He calls for activating Arab capitals and using diplomacy to pressure Israel. On the other hand, President Joseph Aoun believes that negotiations remain a viable option and depends on the influence of the United States and its good relations with Lebanon, as well as the possibility of domestic Israeli changes. He notes that the process is cumulative and could present greater opportunities for progress in the future.

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