Nabihists warn of security gap in South Lebanon

The article discusses the efforts of Lebanese MPs and the President of Lebanon regarding the future of UNIFIL forces in southern Lebanon after their mission concludes at the end of the year. It highlights the difficulties in implementing UN Security Council Resolution 2790 due to the ongoing Israeli occupation along the Blue Line. The MPs have presented a legal study demonstrating significant risks associated with handing over the sites to the Lebanese Army, as a result of the Israeli occupation. This could lead to a security vacuum in the south and endanger the local residents. The discussion also emphasizes the importance of maintaining the UNIFIL forces to ensure the Israeli withdrawal, stabilize the region, and support the Lebanese Army. Some MPs, however, call for the creation of an alternative force if the continuation of UNIFIL becomes impossible. The article also highlights ongoing Israeli attacks in the area, with warnings about the potential repercussions of a presumed withdrawal on security and stability in southern Lebanon.

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