US Revisits Israeli-Lebanese Deal
Lebanon and Israel signed a framework agreement under American sponsorship in Washington, aimed at regulating Israel's withdrawal from Lebanese territories following an escalation in the military conflict between Hezbollah and Israel. The agreement conditions include the deployment of the Lebanese Army and the gradual disarmament of Hezbollah, with a pilot zone in the south to test the implementation of the agreement's provisions. It is assumed that this will lead to Israel's full withdrawal from Lebanese territories, but it is contingent upon security arrangements within Lebanon. The agreement has drawn widespread criticism from Hezbollah, which sees it as granting the occupation the right to remain and increasing military pressure to control Lebanon.
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