Issa-Gemayel debate on US-backed Hezbollah talks

The news discusses diplomatic movements in Lebanon, where U.S. Ambassador Michel Aissa confirmed ongoing communication between Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Hezbollah. He stated that the United States is demanding that the party surrender its weapons to the state and reject receiving orders from outside Lebanon, particularly from Iran. Aissa also pointed out that Israel considers that there is no response to calls for de-escalation, and that there are efforts to arrange a meeting with a Hezbollah representative, supported by the U.S. administration, in the context of deteriorating negotiations over regional issues. Former Hezbollah leader Walid Jumblatt responded to Aissa's statements with comments on the Framework Agreement, preferring to replace it with the Taif Agreement and UN Resolution 1701. Meanwhile, discussions continue about Hezbollah’s weapons and Lebanon’s regional relations.

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