Lebanon Upholds Ceasefire and Resolutions

The article discussed the Lebanese debate surrounding the potential adoption of what is known as the "Gray Line" in southern Lebanon, and whether it represents a step toward a military redeployment or a change in the status of the Israeli presence. Lebanese sources confirmed that any Israeli presence on Lebanese territory, including the Gray Line, constitutes a violation of the 1949 Ceasefire Agreement and UN Security Resolutions 425 and 1701. It is regarded as an illegal occupation. Lebanon's position is based on the Ceasefire Agreement, which defines the borders between Lebanon and Israel, as well as international resolutions affirming the Lebanese state's sovereignty over its territory. Any new field lines outside these recognized legal frameworks are rejected. Experts clarified that any attempt to alter borders through individual will or by imposing field realities lacks a legal basis, and current arrangements such as the Blue Line and Resolution 1701 remain the primary references. They warned that any effort to establish the "Gray Line" outside these frameworks could threaten Lebanon's sovereignty and lead to a long-term occupation, which conflicts with the legal essence of the Ceasefire Agreement and UN resolutions.

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