Aoun Reaches Out to Berri and Allies

The article focused on statements made by Lebanese President Joseph Aoun during his visit to Washington. He discussed the stance of the Shiite duo, particularly Hezbollah, and affirmed that disarming the party is possible, but it requires honesty and clarity regarding the necessary procedures. He pointed out that Hezbollah has been composed of Lebanese members for forty years, and that its weapons are not under the control of the state and operate beyond its authority, which emphasizes the need for practical solutions. Aoun advocated for Israel's withdrawal from the south as a primary means to reduce weapons, but faced criticism from hostile parties who accused him of collusion with Israel or of failing to fulfill national demands. Aoun's positions demonstrate his commitment to dialogue and understanding, but he faces challenges from his political opponents.

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