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الكتائب اللبنانية
Paris and Rome Define Lebanon's Future
The article discusses France's plan to prepare for the post-withdrawal phase of UNIFIL forces from South Lebanon, scheduled for December 31. It emphasizes the importance of restoring Lebanese sovereignty by enabling the Lebanese Army to have full control over the south. Paris highlights the need for the Lebanese government to seek new international assistance, in line with the Lebanese initiative, to provide logistical, technical, and training support from an international coalition led by France. This support aims to help the Lebanese Army implement the June 26, 2023 agreement, end the occupation of Israeli positions, and establish state authority across the entire south, including the issue of Hezbollah's weapons. France links the success of this approach with Lebanon’s sustainable stability, expressing its readiness to host an international conference to support the Army's capabilities. At the same time, it avoids using confrontational language, believing that this stage requires a security and political mechanism more connected to the Lebanese state and less reliant on traditional peacekeeping forces.
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