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الشرق الأوسط
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8 Hrsالشرق الأوسط
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The countries concerned are exploring the creation of a security force to replace UNIFIL when its mission ends at the close of the year, to support the Lebanese army in implementing Resolution 1701 and the trilateral framework agreement signed by Lebanon, Israel, and the United States on June 26. However, no agreement has yet been reached on the force’s nature, mandate, or composition. The options under discussion range from a single force tasked with implementing both agreements, to two separate missions, to placing the framework agreement under the auspices of the United Nations. These discussions are unfolding amid Israeli disagreement over the role of any international force and uncertainty over whether the international community will endorse the agreement. Experts warn of legal and practical complications, including overlapping mandates and tighter oversight of disarmament. Internationalizing the agreement could strengthen Israel’s obligations to withdraw, but would also subject Lebanon’s commitments to stricter international monitoring.
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