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Is Lebanon's destiny to see agreements collapse and then mourn them?
The article discusses the framework agreement negotiations between Lebanon and Israel in Rome, amid ongoing Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon and its continuous destruction of villages. It references Lebanese political history, including the May 17, 1983 agreement and its subsequent collapse, along with the theories surrounding the reasons behind that failure. The article highlights Lebanon’s position as a region where regional powers such as Israel, Syria, and Iran compete. It also emphasizes the persistent presence of armed militias linked to Iran and their reluctance to relinquish their weapons. The piece raises questions about Lebanon’s future and the importance of the country abandoning external conflicts and restoring its sovereignty, especially in light of rapid regional and international changes.
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