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Israel and Lebanon discuss foreign troops for Hezbollah disarmament
Israel and Lebanon are studying the deployment of foreign forces to verify the disarmament of Hezbollah. The two sides have agreed on an initial list that includes Britain, Italy, Switzerland, and Indonesia to participate in a monitoring and implementation mechanism. This was carried out through American-mediated talks aimed at implementing an agreement reached last June, which links the gradual Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon to progress in disarming Hezbollah. The mechanism faces disagreements over the authorities of the foreign forces, especially regarding house inspections in southern Lebanon, and the necessity of establishing clear and reliable rules for the operation. Additionally, the mission is expected to require legal and political authorization, possibly based on an official request from the Lebanese government, with a potential rejection of United Nations forces or direct international supervision by the Peace Council.
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