Lebanon joins expanded US regional forum

The article discusses the political and security situation in Lebanon, with a focus on the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations brokered by the United States. These negotiations remain ambiguous regarding the timing of the eighth round, limited to theoretical proposals about the post-UNIFIL phase without any definitive results. Prime Minister Nawar Salama is leading an active diplomatic movement in New York, where his meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is expected to play a pivotal role in pushing forward the implementation of the framework agreements between Lebanon and Israel. Lebanese concerns center on fears that negotiations may be prolonged and procedural steps frozen. Lebanon also expresses readiness to host alternative forces to UNIFIL to ensure stability in the south, amid ongoing Israeli occupation and deteriorating field conditions marked by shelling and clashes. Meanwhile, internal demands and strikes are intensifying within the country.

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