Arnova receives MPs' legal demand for UNIFIL

The article presents a legal memorandum signed by 86 Lebanese deputies addressed to the United Nations and the Security Council, calling for a review of Resolution 2790 issued in 2025 regarding the UNIFIL forces in southern Lebanon. The deputies emphasize the need to revisit the implementation mechanism of the resolution due to the changing on-the-ground and legal situation, in order to preserve Lebanon’s sovereignty and prevent the emergence of an security vacuum in the south. The initiative brings together deputies from various political backgrounds and underscores the importance of maintaining UNIFIL's presence and role in supporting the Lebanese state, particularly by enabling it to strengthen its authority over its entire territory and ensure regional stability. Despite some calls, including from Israel—which sees the continued presence of UNIFIL as a means to preserve Hezbollah—the deputies insist on upholding international legitimacy and activating the role of the United Nations to ensure Lebanon’s security and stability as the mandate of the international forces comes to an end.

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