The source dedicated to geopolitical monitoring has published what it describes as the full 14-point text of the trilateral framework agreement signed in Washington last week between Israel, Lebanon, and the United States. The text includes a permanent cessation of hostilities, enforcement of Lebanese sovereignty, demilitarization south of the Litani River, a security buffer zone along the Blue Line, an international monitoring mechanism, and a US oversight role.
The source focused on geopolitical monitoring (a monitored channel) on Monday published what it describes as the complete 14-point text of the trilateral framework agreement signed in Washington last week between Israel, Lebanon, and the United States.
The text, which The Zioneer cannot independently verify as the official document, aligns closely with the points previously reported. It stipulates an immediate and permanent halt to all offensive and defensive military operations across the border, designates the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) as the sole legitimate security entity in southern Lebanon, and demands the withdrawal of all non-state armed groups south of the Litani River.
The document also establishes a security buffer zone along the Blue Line restricted to official national security forces, creates a specialized international monitoring committee to oversee compliance, and tasks the United States with a central role in mediation and verification of implementation. Other provisions cover the return of displaced civilians, prevention of weapons smuggling into southern Lebanon, reconstruction of damaged infrastructure, diplomatic resolution of territorial disputes, intelligence sharing between militaries, freedom of navigation and overflight, economic cooperation, and a commitment to codify the agreement within each party's legal system.
The published text does not name a specific date for signature, but the framework has been extensively covered by The Zioneer since Friday, with prior articles noting conditions for a phased IDF withdrawal after verified Hezbollah disarmament. The document is attributed to a single unaffiliated source and has not been confirmed by any of the signatory governments.
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