While the government formation file was absent from the forefront of the political scene, concerns focused yesterday on the draft agreement on the demarcation of the southern maritime borders and the completion of the Lebanese response to it in preparation for submitting it to the American mediator and the United Nations, which was received by the American embassy yesterday night in preparation for submitting it to the American mediator and the United Nations.
An official reference considered that this project should be dealt with on the basis of “what you say becomes acceptable,” pointing out that the positions issued by some officials of the Israeli entity push for caution until the two separate papers of the agreement are officially deposited with the United Nations.
confirmed toRepublic“Lebanon is ready for an agreement, but it is also ready to disagree if the Israeli side decides to return to sharing.” While another reference downplayed the importance of what is announced in Israel in opposition to this agreement, stressing that no one can contradict the American will and the American decision to achieve it. .
