Qasem aligns with Iran's agenda

The article discusses the Lebanese parties' positions regarding an agreement between the United States and Israel aimed at reaching a truce and a comprehensive ceasefire in southern Lebanon. Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Naim Qassem, rejects direct negotiations and relies on Iran's negotiations with Washington, mediated by Pakistan, considering that the decision rests with Tehran, not Washington. Meanwhile, President Michel Aoun is working to revive efforts to save the agreement and support stability in the south amidst ongoing Israeli escalation. The discussion centers on the feasibility of implementing the agreement, with some opposing clauses related to Hezbollah’s withdrawal from the Litani south region. These critics emphasize the need for Hezbollah to adhere to UN Resolution 1701 and call for the liberation of the south from occupation and an end to the expansion of the aggression in the area.

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