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The article discusses Walid Jumblatt's stance on the negotiation process with Israel in the context of escalating tensions in southern Lebanon, especially after President Aoun's visit to Nabatieh to emphasize the state's presence there. Jumblatt confirmed that the negotiations are surrounded by a deadlock, highlighting the importance of ensuring a complete Israeli withdrawal from the south and not settling for partial withdrawals that could become an enduring reality, leaving Israeli spheres of influence within Lebanon. He called for the state to possess leverage and guarantees before any settlement, asserting that solutions are not solely a matter of diplomatic talks but should be based on legal and political frameworks that ensure Lebanon's protection. He also expressed reservations about relying on the American mediator, emphasizing the importance of supporting international forces, UN Security Council Resolution 1701, and the presence of UNIFIL. Additionally, he stressed the need to balance handling security and economic challenges, calling for not to wait solely on negotiations and emphasizing the importance of national resilience.
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