Lebanon and the reshaping of southern borders

The article discusses the situation in southern Lebanon amidst regional and international changes. It highlights the increasing international and Lebanese concern over reorganizing the security and political landscape following the end of UNIFIL's mission. The piece points to the differing positions regarding the Lebanese Army's role in defending the south, along with growing Israeli and American doubts about its ability to disarm Hezbollah. It also examines the future of alternative international forces that could support stability, emphasizing the necessity of avoiding a security vacuum that would deepen the crisis. The article mentions ongoing negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, as well as the reestablishment of relations with Syria, all of which require security and political stability. In conclusion, it states that solutions demand a clear Lebanese decision to reorganize interests and rebuild trust, amid efforts to strengthen Lebanon’s economic presence and transform it from a battleground into a space of connection.

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