South lacks alternative force post-UNIFIL

The article focuses on the situation in South Lebanon after the UNIFIL forces' mission has concluded, where Lebanon faces significant challenges in maintaining the presence of an international force to ensure stability. This is particularly difficult given the lack of a clear agreement on the form of such a force or the extent of Israeli withdrawal from the occupied areas. The Lebanese government, supported by the Security Council and the United Nations, is seeking to develop several options, including extending UNIFIL's mandate or forming a multinational force without a strong presence of any single country. The emphasis is on monitoring Israel’s withdrawal and the disarmament of Hezbollah. The situation raises questions about the future security of the region, especially if no agreement is reached, and underscores the importance of international guarantees to ensure the continued international role in southern Lebanon.

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