Occupation does not cause violence, a 'map' does

Hezbollah has held the Lebanese government responsible for its stubbornness regarding Israeli ambitions in Lebanon, especially after the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs published a map that includes the occupied southern Lebanon, reflecting Israel's intentions to impose new realities on the ground. The party called for a comprehensive review to correct the course of negotiations with Israel and to halt concessions, through immediate action on political and security levels, including filing a complaint with the United Nations Security Council. In response, the Lebanese state moved quickly through international channels, with President Aoun instructing officials to follow up on the issue both in the American and international arenas, noting that the matter has been scheduled for discussion at the upcoming Rome negotiations, in which Lebanon demands serious participation. Experts criticize Hezbollah's stance, accusing it of taking advantage of tensions to pressure the Lebanese state, while Israeli occupation remains entrenched in some areas. This raises questions about whether the party is using its weapons against the occupation or merely watching it, in order to send political messages—particularly in light of Iranian interests.

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