Occupation reluctantly opens talks

The article discusses the current state of negotiations between Lebanon and Israel under the auspices of the United States. It indicates that the Israeli occupation is entering negotiations reluctantly, under limited American pressure, solely for the sake of dialogue without offering real concessions or achieving significant Lebanese rights, such as withdrawal. Following a previous round of negotiations that failed to produce tangible results, it has become clear that the occupation's goal is to simply repeat negotiations for the sake of negotiations, while continuing to commit aggressions against Lebanon, without any genuine intention to resolve the conflict. It is likely that Israel will not offer any additional rights before the Knesset elections scheduled for next month, and that the Trump administration will not exert significant pressure on Netanyahu, who is threatened by the upcoming elections, amidst ongoing political rivalry and internal and external pressures.

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