Washington moves from talks to implementation assessment

The article highlights a significant shift in the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire negotiations, where the focus is moving from negotiating security arrangements to assessing Lebanon's ability to implement what is agreed upon in practice. This transition requires a clear political decision from the Lebanese authorities to ensure the development of a practical, executable plan, with clearly defined responsibilities and boundaries. It also emphasizes the importance of American oversight in monitoring Lebanon's commitment to its obligations, stressing the need for precise follow-up mechanisms to prevent failure of the process and the re-emergence of the crisis. The article affirms that success depends on the state's ability to unify its positions and produce practical measures that curb escalation, especially in the southern areas, along with guarantees in exchange for Lebanon’s commitments. The upcoming meeting in Tampa is expected to outline the next phase, with an emphasis on the Lebanese stance being clearly defined about what is achievable and what is impossible, to avoid uncalculated commitments that could place Lebanon in a situation difficult to reverse later.

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