Israeli Attacks Slow Lebanon Deployment
The article focused on Lebanese and American efforts to advance the implementation of the "Framework Agreement" in South Lebanon, where Israeli attacks continue to hinder the deployment of the Lebanese Army and the return of residents. These attacks include destruction and confiscation operations carried out by the occupation. At the same time, the Lebanese Parliament passed a general amnesty law for the first time since 1991, aimed at reducing overcrowding in prisons and easing penalties for convicts and detainees, with an emphasis on abolishing the death penalty and replacing it with life imprisonment. These developments come amid ongoing security tensions and international efforts to support stability in southern Lebanon.
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