Framework Deal: Ending War and Rebuilding Security

The framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel represents a security and political step aimed at managing the conflict and preventing military escalation. It is classified as a long-term truce rather than a comprehensive peace treaty. The agreement focuses on strengthening the Lebanese state's control over its security, gradual Israeli withdrawal, and linking economic stability to international support, with an emphasis on enforcing authority over unofficial armed groups. Its success depends on Lebanon's ability to restore the effectiveness of its institutions and international support. It remains a temporary measure in the course of the conflict, with the potential to evolve into a permanent peace or to repeat previous ceasefire scenarios.

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