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Lebanese Forces
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Lebanese Forces Seek to Break Deadlock
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The article explains that the negotiation process to resolve the Lebanese-Israeli crisis is not making noticeable progress, despite presidential and American efforts to achieve a technical breakthrough and implement the "framework agreement." Political stability depends on implementing internal measures, especially enforcing the state's policy to extend its authority over all territories, disarming militias, and resolving the conflict with Israel through the withdrawal of Israeli forces. External support, particularly from Italy and the United States, is important but not sufficient on its own, as serious internal steps are also required to strengthen sovereignty and establish control. The continuation of the stalemate threatens to turn Lebanon into a zone of escalation and results in maintaining the status quo without reaching definitive solutions to the crisis.
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