Tom Braque challenges Joseph Aoun's negotiations

The article is based on an assessment of the American envoy Tom Braack’s stance on the Lebanese-Israeli negotiation process. He emphasized that reaching a serious settlement in Lebanon requires involving Iran and "Hezbollah," which threatens to turn the issue into a broader regional track linking Lebanon to the Iran-Israel conflict. This approach opposes the perspective advocated by President Jospeh Aoun, which insists that the solution must be confined to the sovereignty of the Lebanese state and its decisions, especially concerning the weapons of "Hezbollah." The article highlights that Braack’s words push Lebanon back into the arena of regional power struggles, undermining efforts to build an independent, sovereign state. They tie the future of a political solution to Iran and "Hezbollah’s" participation, bypassing Lebanese sovereignty and national decisions.

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