US Recreates Israeli-Lebanese Pact
Lebanon and Israel have signed a framework agreement under the auspices of the United States in Washington, following an Israeli military escalation against Hezbollah in the south. The agreement aims to organize a gradual Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territories, linking its implementation to security arrangements that include disarming Hezbollah and deploying the Lebanese army, with pilot zones beginning in two areas in southern Lebanon. The agreement conditions the full withdrawal on achieving internal security stability, and grants Israel the right to remain within the so-called "security belt" as long as the threat persists. Meanwhile, Hezbollah rejects the agreement, viewing it as giving Israel an open military presence and restricting Lebanon's sovereignty.
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