France pushes for new international force

The article indicates that the UN force operating in South Lebanon, "UNIFIL," is heading toward a change. France, which is currently leading the Security Council, is working on a draft resolution to establish an alternative international force aimed at maintaining stability and implementing Resolution 1701. The United States is persistently opposed to extending "UNIFIL" in its current form, especially after Security Council Resolution 2790, which plans to conclude the mission by the end of 2026, citing concerns over a potential security vacuum. France and most Security Council member states are advocating for the presence of a new force to support the deployment of the Lebanese Army in the south, monitor Israeli violations—including precision drilling activities—and ensure the sustainable return of displaced persons. Experts warn that failure to reach an agreement before the end of the year could lead to a security vacuum, as consultations continue between European countries and the United States. Meanwhile, France continues working on formulating a suitable alternative that addresses Lebanon's demands and enhances its standing in the region.

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