Framework for frustration: Flawed logic of new Lebanese deal

On June 26, a new framework agreement was reached after five rounds of U.S.-mediated talks between Lebanon and Israel, but it's already sparking criticism for its flawed logic. The deal, championed by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, aims to address long-standing border disputes and economic cooperation. Critics argue the agreement fails to adequately address the root causes of the conflict and may not lead to sustainable peace or improved relations. This deal is significant as it could influence regional stability and the broader Middle East peace process, highlighting the need for more balanced and comprehensive approaches to conflict resolution.