Lebanese Concerns Over Netanyahu

The article discusses Lebanon's concerns over the potential failure of negotiations with Israel under American sponsorship, especially after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted on delaying the negotiations until after the Knesset elections on October 27. Lebanon is relying on American interventions to ensure the activation of the "Framework Agreement," which aims to expand the testing zone south of Lebanon and remove obstacles to the deployment of the Lebanese army, while ensuring it is free of Hezbollah's weapons. Lebanon emphasizes the need for international presence alongside the Israeli withdrawal process and calls for establishing an international verification mechanism led by the United States to ensure the implementation of the agreement. Israel, on the other hand, dismisses any international presence and insists on direct coordination. Lebanon also expresses hope in expanding the testing zone and achieving security stability, while also contemplating the role of the U.S. in pressuring Netanyahu to prevent Israeli expansion into areas such as the Tyre district, as a response to regional tensions and security challenges.

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