Hezbollah and US Send Quiet Signals

The article addressed the issue of the indirect messages sent by Hezbollah to the United States, away from the public eye, and how it manages communication channels with Washington through local intermediaries, as well as Turkey and Qatar, and possibly via secret meetings. Sources close to the party confirmed that there have been changes in Hezbollah’s stance regarding communication with America, with discussions and message exchanges taking place through intermediaries, while details of these meetings are kept undisclosed. The article also noted that Hezbollah prefers to maintain informal and secretive communication, especially after Islamabad signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran. It indicated that Hezbollah does not oppose communicating with the U.S. as long as it does not harm its position regarding the Lebanese President and the "Framework Agreement." The report clarified that Hezbollah continues to support its approach of diplomatic settlement, emphasizing that its communication with Washington aims to reduce tensions while publicly maintaining its stance against direct intervention.

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