Framework Agreement Shifts from Ideal to Burden
The framework agreement reached to resolve the Lebanese crisis has faced numerous criticisms and challenges. It still lacks a clear, officially recognized formula and is viewed as a hybrid with inherent risks. There are increasing fears that it could cause Lebanon to regress to a situation akin to what it was over 40 years ago, with the possibility of Israel relying on a sense of "moral courtesy" of the occupation to achieve its goals. Although the President of the Republic, Jouzef Aoun, supports this agreement and considers it "the best possible," articles and warnings from his advisor emphasize that its implementation might strengthen Hezbollah's influence and repeat negative scenarios. This puts the fate of the agreement at risk and threatens Lebanon's stability, with most parties awaiting a future phase that could bring changes or surprises from abroad, such as elections or regional settlements.
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