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The article focuses on covering the results of Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House. It highlights that the meeting did not fundamentally change the rules of the game between Lebanon and Israel but emphasized the differing priorities of the two countries. During the visit, Aoun stressed the importance of U.S. support for the Lebanese Army and Israeli withdrawal, emphasizing that the liberation of territories and the restoration of sovereignty are linked to arms restriction and internal unity. Despite Trump's statements about potential Israeli withdrawals, no clear timetable or binding commitments were outlined, placing Lebanon in a challenging position regarding the implementation of the national project to disarm and affirm state sovereignty. Achieving this requires internal consensus and broad political support. The U.S. stance remains unclear regarding linking an Israeli withdrawal to internal Lebanese initiatives, amid ongoing regional complexities.
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