Washington seeks to diminish Shiite influence

Sources indicate that the United States is seeking to distance the Shia community in Lebanon from Hezbollah. This is evidenced by the American ambassador’s visit to the Higher Islamic Shiite Council and statements emphasizing that southern Lebanon does not belong to any regional parties or militias, and that the issue is not with the community itself, but solely with Hezbollah. The Americans are focusing on the issue of disarming Hezbollah as a way to resolve the crisis. This new approach aims to directly address the Shia and support Lebanese sovereignty, while reaffirming that Washington does not consider the Shia community as terrorist. Lebanon is also awaiting a negotiation session with Israel amidst rising tensions. Meanwhile, sources confirm that the Shia environment remains united in rejecting the marginalization of any particular group and is demanding American guarantees for disarmament in exchange for an Israeli withdrawal from the south.

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