Parties hinder negotiations as Salam states facts

The article focused on the escalation and confrontation between Hezbollah and the official Lebanese stance regarding the negotiation process. Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem described direct negotiations as leading to humiliation and disgrace. He also considered that President of the Republic, Yosef Maalouf, has become a party involved in affairs rather than acting as a unifying ruler, accusing the authorities of aiding Israel. Prime Minister Nawal Al-Sama responded by affirming that Hezbollah has increased the severity of the situation through its reckless interventions and support for wars, thereby providing Israel with pretexts to attack Lebanon. He emphasized that sovereignty can only be achieved through an independent decision by the state, with full control by a single army over Lebanese territory. Any retreat from this could lead to the return of war. The parties continued exchanging statements, with Hezbollah seeking to obstruct negotiations because it recognizes that their success would undermine its influence, while the government and national leadership reaffirm their commitment to Lebanon's sovereignty and independent decision-making.

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