Hormoz and Al-Taher Influence Elections
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The article reveals that Lebanon's negotiations regarding the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701, which are scheduled to continue until September, are facing difficulties in making progress—particularly concerning the issue of Israel's withdrawal from the occupied areas under the control of the Lebanese army. The Netanyahu government insists on not having the army oversee the occupied regions. France plays a significant role in attempting to push the initiative forward and implement the withdrawal plan, supported by Saudi Arabia, with the understanding that its success depends on Washington not underestimating the initiative. The article also highlights regional initiatives, such as the Pakistani and Qatari efforts, and the increasing complexity of the regional scene—especially amid tensions over the Strait of Hormuz. The United States seeks to maintain control over the region as a bargaining chip in elections, while Israel aims to utilize regional windows of opportunity for its electoral interests. Ultimately, the article underscores the importance of France's support for Lebanon and the pursuit of stability amidst escalating regional and international challenges that influence the trajectory of peace negotiations and stability in Lebanon.
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