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The article addresses the issue of extending the mandate of the United Nations Force in South Lebanon, "UNIFIL," after its mission concludes at the end of the year, amid escalating tensions in the region—particularly due to ongoing Israeli escalation in the south. The report emphasizes the importance of the extension to prevent an security vacuum that could allow Israel to move freely, posing a threat to stability. It highlights international and Arab diplomatic efforts, including meetings by Lebanese leaders in New York and Washington, aimed at pressuring the United Nations and the United States to find a solution that ensures the continuity of the force or its replacement under a UN umbrella. France, Jordan, and engagements with Trump and European Union countries have pledged to assist Lebanon in maintaining stability in the south. Lebanon remains committed to maintaining either an alternative international force or an international reference to ensure the region's protection from any potential security vacuum.
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