Diplomacy in Washington and Lebanon's State Shift
The article discusses Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's visit to Washington, which coincides with a direct diplomatic move between Lebanon and the United States—the first in 17 years—aimed at addressing Lebanon's issues and restoring its sovereignty. The American agenda includes demands for Israel to fully withdraw from Lebanese territories, the establishment of a permanent ceasefire, and providing military and economic support to Lebanon. Lebanon seeks external backing to implement sovereign decisions, especially following Hezbollah’s dominance, with the goal of disarming the group and affirming the state's authority over its entire territory. Emphasis is also placed on pressuring Israel to withdraw from the south and to cease violations. This visit is seen as an opportunity to build international consensus to support Lebanon in regaining security and sovereignty, accompanied by a concrete plan to achieve these objectives—thereby increasing the chances of long-term stability in the region.
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