Aoun in Washington on Unmet Agreements

The article focuses on the complexities and procedures involved in implementing the agreement between Lebanon and Israel regarding the withdrawal of Israeli forces from specific areas in southern Lebanon. It indicates that Israel is delaying the withdrawals, and while the Lebanese army is ready to deploy immediately once the Israeli withdrawal begins, the crucial factor is the timing and actual step taken by Israel. The article also highlights tensions surrounding the transition of deployment to areas north of the Litani River, which is a sensitive issue due to its connection to efforts to eliminate the presence of illegal weapons. Success in the north could strengthen efforts to reclaim territory and reduce the justification for parallel armed groups beyond the state's control. The piece clarifies that the President of Lebanon, Aoun, discussed the latest developments of the agreement with the United States and is seeking American support to pressure Israel to start the withdrawal. The Lebanese army has emphasized its readiness to assume security responsibilities in the areas that will be cleared of occupation. However, Israel's stance remains hesitant so far, complicating the implementation of the agreement and adding to the mounting internal political pressure.

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