What replaces negotiation

The article explores the options available to Lebanon should it refuse to continue negotiations with Israel, emphasizing that the alternatives are not easy and carry significant risks. The author clarified that military confrontation would be asymmetrical, and that passive waiting exposes Lebanon to the danger of treachery and escalation—especially given the instructions from Iran's allies to incite Hezbollah to provoke a confrontation, aiming to revive the unstable situation. He also stressed that Lebanon lacks the leverage to modify the terms of the conflict, and that Hezbollah has lost the war and controls illicit weapons. The author underscored the importance of smart resistance through wisdom and national unity, citing Egyptian President Anwar Sadat’s example of achieving peace through wisdom rather than military force. He called on Hezbollah and the Lebanese people to acknowledge their losses and work together to save and rebuild Lebanon, so it can remain a symbol of resilience and stability.

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