Party observes state in crisis

Hezbollah's Vice President of the Political Council, Mahmoud Qomati, affirmed that the party is studying all options regarding the Al Tahhar hill in southern Lebanon and continues to monitor the ongoing field and political developments. He also rejected the presence of Iranian elements within its ranks in the area. Additionally, he indicated that the party is not closed off to direct communication with the United States amid the political shifts, and that it may give the political process a chance to free Lebanon from Israeli occupation through diplomacy, while continuing to deny the presence of Iranian fighters among its members. It appears that the party is betting on providing an opportunity for Lebanese authorities to take the initiative, but remains cautious and plans to reassess its stance based on upcoming military and political developments.

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