French-drafted UNIFIL resolution could shield Hezbollah as US stays silent from passing

A French-drafted UNIFIL resolution could potentially shield Hezbollah, an Iran-backed terrorist organization, from international criticism and accountability as the US stays silent on the matter. The resolution focuses on maritime security in the Mediterranean, but its language has been criticized for being ambiguous and possibly favorable to Hezbollah. Critics argue that if the US fails to object to the resolution, it would be a tacit endorsement of Hezbollah's activities. The resolution could pass without a US veto or dissenting statement, potentially providing Hezbollah with a degree of international protection.