Lebanese Delegation Meetings Yield No Results

The article discussed the Lebanese delegation's failure to achieve tangible results at the United Nations General Assembly meetings, where no progress was made on key issues such as stopping Israeli attacks, withdrawing from the south, resettling displaced persons, or funding reconstruction. It emphasized that the Lebanese authorities, led by the Presidents of the Republic and the Government, have reached a dead end and have failed to compel the Israeli occupation to implement the Framework Agreement in a way that serves Israel's security and political interests. It was also noted that negotiations are heading toward a long-term process, with indications that the international community is not deeply interested in Lebanon due to the Gulf's preoccupations with wars, Iran, and Yemen. Additionally, the capacity of the international forces, under UN Resolution 1701, to operate as before has diminished due to the changed on-the-ground and political realities. The summit points to the ongoing crisis and the lack of achievements so far, despite international efforts, while the situation on the ground shows escalating security and humanitarian crises in Lebanon.

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