A positive trilateral agreement that resets the battle against terror
Israel and Lebanon have signed agreements, armistices, ceasefires and security understandings before—in 1949, 1983, 1996, 2024—and now in 2026. It is therefore understandable that skeptics of the current trilateral agreement argue that it will simply…
Assessment
The piece acknowledges deep historical skepticism toward Israeli-Lebanese agreements but argues this 2026 trilateral deal may be different when placed in a larger East-West context. The key question is whether the agreement can disrupt Iran's regional momentum, as the author suggests it might. Readers should watch for how the Gulf tensions referenced in the article evolve, particularly any U.S.-Iran dynamic that could either reinforce or undermine this diplomatic reset.