Aoun's agreement avoids Berri's Washington route

The article concerns the stance on the framework agreement with Israel, which was signed in Washington. Nabih Berri views its provisions with caution, emphasizing the importance of not undermining the agreement's content and its impact on the Lebanese borders and the southern residents. He indicates that the agreement is not the best, and that implementing its terms will face difficulties due to Israel's desire to impose restrictions on the return of residents to their occupied towns. He also pointed out that Aoun did not place Berri on the Washington track after the signing of the agreement, and that his analysis focuses on protecting Lebanon from the risks of division and escalation.

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