Trump-Macron meeting benefits with Lebanese concerns on delayed talks

The article reviews the political and diplomatic developments regarding the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, highlighting Lebanon's focus on international mediation efforts, particularly by the United States and France. These efforts aim to revive stalled negotiations on border demarcation, reach agreements on deployment and verification mechanisms for the Lebanese army's deployment, and ensure the area is free of Hezbollah weapons. It is expected that French President Emmanuel Macron will chair a Security Council session to discuss the future of the UNIFIL mission, amid Israel's refusal to have international forces present and its demand for direct coordination with Lebanon. The emphasis is on expanding the designated zone and filling the void after the international forces' missions end in southern Lebanon, with Beirut insisting on the continued international role and calls for American pressure on Netanyahu to facilitate restarting negotiations before Israeli elections. Concerns remain about the complexity of the file, ignoring election results, and the potential delay of negotiations.

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