US does not approve Israel's escalation

The article discusses Israel's stance towards Lebanon, viewing it not merely as a regional confrontation arena but as an area with independent security and strategic considerations, dating back even before 1948. It highlights the Israeli security doctrine, which seeks to impose control over Lebanon as part of border security and strategic depth, clarifying that any military escalation is linked to international political and military changes—especially Israel's relations with the United States and Iran. The article emphasizes that meetings between Israeli and American leaders do not grant Israel an open mandate for war in Lebanon. Instead, military options are dependent on regional power balances and the dynamics of dealing with Tehran, with a general consensus that Lebanon's continued importance to Iran and the principle of deterrence prevent significant escalation so far.

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