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لبنان ٢٤
French South Lebanon Plan
France has drawn up a proposal to arrange security in southern Lebanon after UNIFIL’s mission ends on December 31, 2026. It calls for a full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese positions in exchange for security arrangements in an area extending four kilometers north of the border, alongside a stronger Lebanese army presence. Paris also proposes expanding the mandate and staffing of UN truce observers, as well as providing European technical and training support to the army. Beirut, however, objects to any arrangement that could compromise sovereignty or restrict residents’ movement, and insists that the Lebanese army implement the measures in accordance with Resolution 1701. The plan’s implementation remains dependent on the positions of the United States and Israel, and on establishing effective mechanisms to monitor and address violations.
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