Full Text of Israel-U.S.-Lebanon Trilateral Framework Published

The publication of the full trilateral framework marks a significant step in the diplomatic efforts mediated by the United States to stabilize the northern border and redefine the relationship between Israel and Lebanon. According to the document, the primary objective of the deal is to create a sustainable path to peace for both nations, ultimately leading to the establishment of full diplomatic relations.

This development follows the formal signing of the framework in Washington, which established a 14-point plan for security transitions. As previously reported by The Zioneer, the framework conditions a gradual IDF withdrawal on the verified disarmament of Hezbollah and the restoration of Lebanese state sovereignty over its territory. The newly published text reinforces these goals, emphasizing a transition from military confrontation to a diplomatic framework overseen by international and regional stakeholders.

While the publication provides transparency regarding the intended endgame—peace and normalization—the situation remains in a developing stage. The implementation of the framework depends on the fulfillment of complex security benchmarks on the ground, particularly the dismantlement of non-state armed infrastructure in Lebanon. Analysts at The Zioneer note that while the text provides the legal and diplomatic architecture for peace, the practical transition remains subject to the stability of the Lebanese government and the effective removal of Iranian-backed threats along the border.