Jamil Said advocates for direct talks in Lebanon

The article discusses the positive stance of the United States towards direct negotiations with Hezbollah. During his visit to the Islamic Supreme Council of Shia, U.S. Ambassador Michel Isa expressed his country's desire to reach an understanding with the party through the Lebanese state. Deputy Jamil al-Sayyed viewed this position as a positive development, noting that he had previously called for direct negotiations over two months ago. He criticized the Lebanese state's weakness in its recent negotiations with Israel, which resulted in concessions without tangible benefits for Lebanon, especially amid the worsening situation in the south. The article emphasizes that al-Sayyed continues to advocate for direct negotiations with the United States to serve Lebanon's interests.

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