Is the Florida meeting about framework activation
The article discusses the Lebanese-Israeli military meeting sponsored by the United States, scheduled to take place in Florida on October 20. This meeting comes amidst ongoing tensions and uncertain expectations regarding the implementation of the "Framework Agreement" between Lebanon and Israel. There are concerns that this gathering may be merely an attempt to pass time ahead of the Israeli parliamentary elections on October 27 and the U.S. midterm elections on November 3, relying on American intervention to push the agreement's implementation. Lebanon faces pressure to participate despite demanding conditions, amid fears that Israel might exploit the political and security vacuum for its own interests, especially with the approaching Israeli elections. The focus of the meeting is on drafting a gradual plan for the withdrawal of Israeli forces, defining deployment zones, and disarming Hezbollah, while monitoring Lebanon's and Israel's commitments. Meanwhile, Israel continues to try to impose security zones and expand its control, despite Hezbollah's opposition and Washington's rejection of linking the Iranian issue to the agreement.
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