Greece Considers Role in South Lebanon Post-UNIFIL
The article discusses Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's visit to Greece, which comes within the framework of discussing security arrangements in South Lebanon following the end of UNIFIL's mission. Greek parties indicate their readiness to contribute to the post-UNIFIL phase and support the Lebanese army, as part of a multi-mission international force focused on monitoring and verifying support for the Lebanese military. They also aim to maintain good relations with Israel and achieve a regional balance, especially amidst tensions with Turkey. Greece's role is viewed as a potential mediator that balances Lebanon's security considerations with those of Israel, with an emphasis on preventing the rebuilding of Hezbollah's capabilities and monitoring the army's performance. This approach aligns with Israeli concerns about independent deterrence and depends on Israel's desires and future security plans.
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