Masad Boulos on US efforts to push Lebanon-Israel deal

White House Middle East Advisor, Massad Polus, confirmed that President Donald Trump’s meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun at the White House was characterized by great harmony and resulted in progress in supporting the Lebanese army, implementing the framework agreement with Israel, and expanding economic cooperation between the two countries. The meeting focused on U.S. support for the Lebanese armed forces, with commitments to implement the agreement—which is considered the first of its kind between Lebanon and Israel since 1949—emphasizing a gradual transfer of control from Israeli forces to the Lebanese army. Polus stated that the agreement follows a phased approach and that its success depends on its execution. The U.S. administration has tools to pressure Hezbollah, including sanctions and financial pressures, but achieving stability in the region requires time and a careful, strategic process. The meeting also discussed the Israeli shooting incident targeting Lebanese forces. Polus highlighted the role of Christians in Lebanon, with particular focus on economic cooperation, reconstruction efforts, and supporting the Lebanese state's standing.

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