Islamic Meeting Criticizes Framework Deal

Lebanon signed a framework agreement with Israel aimed at improving security cooperation, but it sparked widespread controversy because it was considered unbalanced and unconstitutional. Political forces rejected the implicit recognition of the Zionist entity and viewed the agreement as a step toward normalization. The deal faces criticism for lacking a clear plan to cease hostilities or a timeline for Israel's withdrawal from occupied territories. Moreover, its details conflict with Lebanon's constitutional laws and provisions. Opposition forces condemn the agreement, claiming it is worse than the May 17 Agreement, and demand that authorities withdraw from it to prevent a repeat of its consequences.

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