A recently agreed-upon deal between Lebanon and Israel is facing criticism, with some analysts suggesting it doesn’t secure long-term stability. The agreement, intended to resolve a maritime border dispute over gas-rich waters in the Mediterranean Sea, is already drawing concern. Opponents argue the deal's structure implicitly positions Lebanon to shoulder responsibility should future conflicts arise. This perceived imbalance raises fears of a repeat of past escalations. Concerns center on the possibility that the arrangement won't deter further hostilities and may even contribute to another war. This outcome could be due to unresolved underlying issues and the prevailing regional tensions. The deal’s ultimate impact on regional peace remains highly uncertain.