Aoun's visit signals Lebanon's exit from conflict

The article discusses the significance of President Joseph Aoun's visit to the United States within the framework of efforts to halt Israeli violations in southern Lebanon and to reinforce the Lebanese Army's movement along the border. It emphasizes the impact of Washington's stance and the potential pressure that can be exerted on Israel. The article also highlights that the success of these efforts depends on the U.S. administration's assessment of its interests in the region, and that implementing agreements is linked to how responsive it is to Lebanon's demands, including the withdrawal of Israeli forces and enhancing stability on the southern border. Additionally, it notes Lebanon's attempts to leverage American and regional support, especially from Saudi Arabia, to achieve its sovereignty and security objectives, while stressing the importance of maintaining understandings to implement the Israeli withdrawal plan and establish lasting peace.

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