Tripartite meeting delay challenges launch

The article discusses the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations regarding the launch of the experimental zones. The planned trilateral meeting was postponed due to technical disagreements over the selection of the zones and the monitoring methods for implementing the Lebanese military deployment in those areas. It is noted that the Lebanese army has already begun deploying its forces in some locations, such as Fron, Al-Ghandouria, and Qalaoui. The Lebanese side considers that the areas chosen by Israel are not presently occupied and insists that they remain under Israeli occupation to facilitate the implementation of the agreement. Additionally, the Lebanese army’s objections led to the postponement of the virtual meeting between the delegations. These developments indicate the increasing complexity of the process and the lack of full consensus so far regarding the operational phase, especially with the Lebanese president’s upcoming visit to Washington to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump.

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