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While Secretary of State Marco Rubio seemed to maintain a low profile while the Iran war\u2019s violence was at its apex, content to focus on projects closer to his heart in the Americas, he has now re-emerged at the helm of Israel-Lebanon diplomacy. That diplomacy has produced an agreement that is roiling Lebanese society, perceived as a functional surrender to the ongoing Israeli occupation. Many commentators were impressed by Vice President JD Vance\u2019s candid rebukes of Israeli excesses, but Rubio\u2019s Lebanon track demonstrates how the pro-Israel wing of the White House is reasserting itself, peace with Iran be damned.<\/p>\n

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The Lebanon front may receive far less media attention than the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and its economic fallout, but it has been no less central to the helter-skelter effort to end Trump and Netanyahu\u2019s war. When the U.S. and Iran first agreed to a cease-fire in April, Pakistani intermediaries reported the terms to include a cease-fire in Lebanon as well. Within a day, Israel launched one of its deadliest single days of airstrikes on Lebanon since the beginning of the war\u2014named \u201cOperation Eternal Darkness,\u201d in classic Israeli tact\u2014killing at least 357 people. Vance insisted that it was a \u201cmisunderstanding\u201d that the Iranians believed the cease-fire extended to Lebanon. Two months later, Iran struck northern Israel in retaliation for what they insisted were Israel\u2019s continued and flagrant cease-fire violations in Lebanon, leading to the first direct military exchange between the countries since April and a high-wire diplomatic intervention from the U.S. to prevent the region\u2014and gas prices\u2014from combusting anew.<\/p>\n

The terms of the hailed memorandum of understanding between the U.S. and Iran include, unambiguously, an \u201cimmediate and permanent termination of military operations on all fronts, including in Lebanon\u201d and \u201censuring [its] territorial integrity and sovereignty\u201d in its very first point. Vance and even President Trump himself made public statements on how Israel\u2019s attacks on Lebanon killed far too many civilians and often seemed perfectly timed to undermine progress in U.S.-Iran talks. The seeming red light from the White House gave its most hawkish, pro-Israel backers evident heartburn; the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), which has been the Iran war\u2019s loudest cheerleader and partially staffed Trump\u2019s Iran team, bemoaned how the memorandum protected Hezbollah even as they killed Israeli soldiers on Lebanese soil.<\/p>\n

Luckily for the hawks, Marco Rubio came to the rescue. On June 26, the secretary announced the official \u201cTrilateral Framework\u201d between Israel, Lebanon, and the U.S., a culmination of diplomacy that had been conducted in fits and starts since April. Far from the memorandum\u2019s hard line on a Lebanon cease-fire and sovereignty, the framework consists of a total surrender of Lebanon\u2019s sovereignty to Israel. Its terms condition the IDF withdrawal from Lebanon on verified disarmament of \u201cnon-state armed groups\u201d\u2014a provision aimed squarely at Hezbollah\u2014and the \u201cdismantlement of associated infrastructure,\u201d which has in practice meant the detonation of entire villages by the IDF. In an attempt to clarify any further \u201cmisunderstandings\u201d over what diplomacy means for Lebanon, the framework makes copious references to Lebanon\u2019s \u201csovereignty\u201d and \u201cterritorial integrity\u201d solely in the context of how Hezbollah\u2019s continued existence jeopardizes them.<\/p>\n

Israel, on the other hand, will be \u201cenable[d]\u201d to \u201credeploy out of the Lebanese territory\u201d by Hezbollah\u2019s disarmament, and \u201cstresses that its military actions in Lebanon are solely a consequence of the attacks, threat posed by, and hostile intent of non-state armed groups.\u201d In spite of all the talk of phased withdrawals and verification, Israeli officials made clear their own understanding of the deal as enabling an indefinite occupation. Defense Minister Israel Katz spoke of instructing troops to \u201cprepare for an extended stay,\u201d and Netanyahu claimed that the U.S. and Lebanon \u201chave recognised Israel\u2019s right to maintain a security zone inside Lebanon for as long as it remains necessary to safeguard our security.\u201d Adding insult to injury, the terms even require Lebanon to forswear any international legal recourse for Israel\u2019s invasion.<\/p>\n

The announcement of the trilateral framework has caused an uproar in Lebanon. Hezbollah, far from the alien Iranian proxy it is often portrayed as, is a significant political force in the country beyond its armed wing, tied closely to the Shia Lebanese community. More than a dozen other Lebanese political parties have criticized or rejected the deal\u2019s terms outright. Israel Hayom<\/em> reports that Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, who only came to power a year ago, received U.S. security guarantees and Saudi economic backing to preserve his fragile tenure in exchange for signing the deal.<\/p>\n

Iranian officials, already deeply distrustful of the U.S. for attacking them twice in the course of negotiations, are growing wary of America\u2019s diplomatic sincerity and the durability of the memorandum. One hard-liner accused the U.S. of \u201cparallel-tracking\u201d to reduce Iran\u2019s leverage while keeping them engaged in talks. Rubio\u2019s supposed peace talks are mostly generating instability and distrust.<\/p>\n

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The ultimate goal outlined in the framework is for the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) to disarm Hezbollah themselves. This is, in some ways, a return to the prewar, post-2024 cease-fire status quo, wherein U.S. diplomatic officials like Tom Barrack and Morgan Ortagus pushed the Lebanese government to take on Hezbollah directly while Israel threatened to escalate and do it themselves, killing hundreds of Lebanese in the process. Lebanon understandably balked at this prospect; direct clashes between the LAF and Hezbollah threatened to unleash civil war, and the LAF was already undermanned and undersupplied (Israel has hardly helped by repeatedly killing LAF troops in strikes). Rubio\u2019s framework elevates this goal once again, and he\u2019s been publicly floating the idea of training and equipping LAF units to fight Hezbollah for months\u2014an idea lauded by the FDD and labeled \u201cdisastrous\u201d by foreign-policy restrainers.<\/p>\n

There are signs that the foreign-policy establishment is ready to back Rubio\u2019s civil war plan in Lebanon. When Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) forced a vote on a war powers resolution to end U.S. participation in Israel\u2019s Lebanon war in early June, Democratic leadership announced its intent to vote against the resolution on the basis that it did not exempt U.S. forces involved with training the LAF. Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-NY), the highest-ranking Democrat on the powerful House Foreign Affairs Committee, blessed a new version of the resolution that explicitly exempted LAF training, which all but 22 Democrats voted for on Tuesday, though it still failed amid near-universal Republican opposition.<\/p>\n

This intervention is noteworthy because the War Powers Resolution of 1973 solely pertains to U.S. forces \u201cintroduced into hostilities.\u201d If Democratic leadership is concerned that Tlaib\u2019s resolution might have impeded LAF training, it signals an awareness that \u201ctraining\u201d could veer into active hostilities in the near future. A letter backed by the liberal pro-Israel group J Street and signed by 75 members of Congress, nominally in opposition to Israel\u2019s invasion of Lebanon, even \u201curges\u201d the White House \u201cto work to empower the Lebanese government and to fund the Lebanese Armed Forces to pursue Hezbollah\u2019s full demilitarization and disarmament.\u201d<\/p>\n

It\u2019s also unclear whether the U.S. is directly involved in Israel\u2019s Lebanon war already. Meeks asserted on the House floor Monday that \u201cto my knowledge, United States forces are not currently engaged in any active hostilities in Lebanon,\u201d but Pete Hegseth\u2019s Pentagon is not exactly known for its commitment to transparency. A letter led by Sen. Peter Welch (D-VT) in May, which whether U.S. forces had provided \u201crefueling services, intelligence, or other assistance\u201d to assist the enforcement of Israel\u2019s evacuation orders in Lebanon, received no reply.<\/p>\n

Rubio\u2019s Lebanese intervention in U.S.-Iran diplomacy should be viewed with deep suspicion, not just for the danger it poses to the precarious peace but also for what it bodes for Lebanon itself. Tlaib, speaking on the House floor in support of her second Lebanon war powers resolution on Monday, gave the Lebanese government a stark warning: \u201cLearn the lessons of the countries before you and the lessons of Lebanon\u2019s own history \u2026 a cease-fire with Israel means you cease, they fire \u2026 Do not abandon your land and your people and become another subcontractor for the Israeli occupation.\u201d Time will tell if Lebanon\u2019s government, and American policymakers, heed the warning.<\/p>\n

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