Washington ends dialogue debate with the Party

The article discusses the possibility of opening a dialogue between the United States and Hezbollah in Lebanon, clarifying the restrictions and conditions associated with such a move, especially given Washington's desire to strengthen the Lebanese state rather than weaken it. Analyses indicate that there are limitations on this dialogue, including Hezbollah's current refusal to communicate with the Lebanese government and Israel due to Iranian orders. Moreover, any potential negotiations have not yet been formalized. The article also highlights a US attempt to establish a communication channel through mediators, emphasizing that the main goal is for Hezbollah to hand over its weapons to the Lebanese army. It notes that such dialogue would require clear conditions from Hezbollah, while Iran's role and the party's current decision remain unclear, reflecting political and diplomatic challenges in resolving the conflict in Lebanon.

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