The United States, Israel, and Lebanon have signed a framework agreement for the withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon. The deal is contingent on verified steps to disarm Hezbollah.
The agreement aims to restore Lebanese sovereignty and establish a state monopoly on weapons. However, implementation is uncertain as Hezbollah has rejected the plan, calling it "null and void." Israeli troops currently remain in parts of southern Lebanon.
This diplomatic effort by the US is a significant step toward potential peace, but major challenges lie ahead. Observers are watching Hezbollah's reaction and any further negotiations facilitated by the US State Department.