Lebanese firm on negotiation and US-Israel response
The aim of the article is to highlight Lebanon's efforts to persuade the United States to set a date for a military meeting with Israel in Florida before the Israeli elections on October 27 and the U.S. midterm elections on November 3, in order to prevent the postponement of negotiations following Israel's seemingly uncooperative stance. The report notes that U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon, Michel Aoun, prefers to postpone the meeting until after these elections and confirms that he has not received any official notice regarding the scheduling of the date so far. It explains that Lebanon fears a military vacuum in the south if the meeting is not held before the elections, emphasizing the importance of ensuring regional stability. There are concerns that Israel will continue pressure to annex new villages within the safe zone and that there is a need to replace UNIFIL forces with a multinational force monitored by the Security Council, should they withdraw at the end of the year.
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