Framework agreement shifts from diplomacy to internal leverage

Most Lebanese parties have rejected reaching a final agreement on the "Framework Agreement" with Israel, reducing their positions to viewing it as a matter of internal conflict rather than a step toward a genuine settlement. Despite media statements indicating progress and facilitation of dealings, the Lebanese internal scene reflects sharp divisions and pessimistic expectations regarding the negotiations' ability to bring about tangible changes. Proponents of the agreement see direct negotiations as a political achievement that isolates Lebanon from regional pathways. In contrast, Hezbollah and its allies reject this, considering that success is linked to the balance of regional power. They argue that any Israeli retreat could reinforce the connection between the Lebanese and Iranian files, posing a threat to internal stability in Lebanon.

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