James Baker on Liberation War's Impact

The article discusses James Baker's admission, the former U.S. Secretary of State, regarding the influence of the "Liberation War" on the American stance in Lebanon, particularly concerning the withdrawal of non-Lebanese forces and upholding Lebanon's sovereignty. He confirmed that Michel Aoun has had an impact on American plans, noting that Washington focused on the Palestinian issue while ignoring Aoun's demands to enhance Lebanese sovereignty and the withdrawal of Syrian forces. The analyst also pointed out that Aoun presents national demands that are not solely Christian and attempts to foster a sense of national unity, despite concerns that his movements could complicate Lebanon's military and political situation. The article highlights the regional and international roles in supporting or opposing Aoun, emphasizing that the United States and Saudi Arabia view him as a powerful actor capable of shifting the balance in Lebanon, with worries about his influence on regional stability.

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