Foreign troops should not enter South Lebanon
The article emphasized that foreign forces should not be deployed in South Lebanon. Instead, it proposes approving a training, preparatory, and operational role for the Lebanese Army. The suggested plan aims to establish a transitional international security mechanism focused on transferring security responsibility to Lebanon and enhancing the army's capabilities, while ensuring there is no security vacuum. This approach is rooted in building internal stability and military support involving participation from countries like France, Italy, and the UK, along with high-level American leadership. International funding would reduce reliance on the direct presence of foreign troops, with the ultimate goal of preventing Hezbollah from rebuilding its military capabilities and achieving full Lebanese sovereignty.
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