Macron spearheads a challenging effort after UNIFIL

The article discusses France's and European countries' efforts to maintain the presence of UNIFIL forces in southern Lebanon beyond its current mandate, which ends in 2027, amid regional and international shifts, particularly after the signing of the US-Iranian memorandum. This issue has become a key topic of communication between French President Emmanuel Macron and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, as Lebanese support for European backing grows despite the complexities of the American and Israeli positions. Sources indicate that the continuation of UNIFIL's presence depends on understandings between the Lebanese and Israeli sides, and remains a significant matter linked to international and regional interests, especially given the intertwined stances of Washington, Tel Aviv, and European players.

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