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The article reveals the United States' stance against a permanent Israeli military presence in southern Lebanon, emphasizing that such a presence contradicts the commitments outlined in the Framework Agreement and poses a long-term threat to peace and security. The American official clarified that the agreement calls for a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces after Hezbollah is disarmed and its infrastructure destroyed. The Lebanese Army is responsible for carrying out the remaining steps of the agreement with American support. Meanwhile, the Israeli Defense Minister insists that Israeli presence in the area will continue indefinitely, confirming that Israeli forces will remain in security zones to protect Israel, despite the June 2023 agreement aimed at a phased Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory. The obligations set forth in the Framework Agreement—such as maintaining Lebanese forces and dismantling armed groups—are among the main challenges hindering the full implementation of the agreement, amid ongoing Israeli aggression against Lebanon since March.
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