US pushes for Lebanese-Israeli military talks before elections

The article discusses U.S. efforts to hold a military negotiation round between Lebanon and Israel before the Israeli Knesset elections, with Washington aiming to set a tentative date of October 20, under American sponsorship and Lebanese participation led by former ambassador Simon Karam. It also covers America's endeavors to find an alternative to the international "UNIFIL" forces after their mandate ends at the end of the year, with Lebanon emphasizing the need for support from the United Nations and the European Union to facilitate the potential withdrawal of European troops. Additionally, the article highlights U.S.-Lebanese coordination to enhance military cooperation and achieve security stability in the region, with the United States stressing Lebanon's neutrality—especially in the south—and insisting on the importance of separating Lebanon's path from Iran. It also mentions efforts to activate the "Framework Agreement" to weaken Hezbollah's justification for its weapons.

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