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Can Aoun and Eisenkot Act
The article asks whether the election of Gadi Eisenkot as Israeli prime minister might open the way to an understanding with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, following the latter’s refusal to meet Benjamin Netanyahu. It argues that changing the prime minister alone would not be enough: the opportunity depends on Israel being willing to change course and engage in serious negotiations leading to its withdrawal from occupied Lebanese territory, the return of residents and reconstruction, with border authority placed solely in the hands of the Lebanese army. The article does not claim that a meeting or an agreement is certain, but presents a settlement as an option for ending the confrontation and strengthening sovereignty and stability.
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