Post-UNIFIL phase lacks aid assurances

The report focused on the security and political situation in Lebanon, where President Joseph Aoun emphasized that Israeli attacks in the south do not guarantee the safety of civilians and aim to undermine efforts to halt escalation. He called on Israel to respond to the Framework Agreement, which enjoys Arab and European support under American auspices. The report also covered preparations for the Lebanese Army support conference scheduled in Paris on September 17, involving more than 30 countries, though no definitive commitments were made to provide impactful aid that could lead to a military breakthrough. It noted the setbacks faced by French initiatives concerning the post-UNIFIL phase, due to U.S. and Israeli vetoes, with attempts to propose forming a European force or one led by the Americans. However, Israel has not yet approved the participation of these countries. Alternative options were suggested, such as deploying forces from Azerbaijan or establishing a European mission led by Germany. The report also addressed the tense security situation, expanded Israeli movements in the south, and ongoing internal political and economic escalation.

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