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The article discussed the future of the United Nations Emergency Force "UNIFIL" presence in southern Lebanon, emphasizing that the United States rejects renewing its mandate. This opens the door to exploring an alternative international force that is backed by European-American consensus and operates under the United Nations flag to ensure the monitoring of Israel's withdrawal from the south and the full enforcement of Lebanese sovereignty. It confirmed that bilateral agreements between Lebanon and Israel do not replace international presence, especially since Tel Aviv refuses to implement the "Framework Agreement" under American auspices, which requires Lebanese army deployment in the occupied areas without Hezbollah's weapons. Washington is pressuring Israel to expand experimental zones and cooperate with international forces, with the necessity of disarming Hezbollah as a condition for any progress in negotiations. Meanwhile, tensions in the south continue, and final solutions have been postponed until after the Israeli elections.
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