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The article focused on Lebanon and Hezbollah's efforts to control the course of tension with Israel, especially amid the approaching Israeli elections and the potential threats of retaliatory actions from Benjamin Netanyahu. Sources indicate that there are international and Lebanese advisories instructing Hezbollah not to once again support Iran, out of fear of a harsh Israeli response targeting areas outside the south, which could threaten internal stability. The debate centers on how much the party will respond to these warnings, with concerns that Hezbollah's previous stance and its announcement of firing rockets in retaliation for Khamenei's assassination could push Israel toward a significant military escalation—particularly if Hezbollah does not withdraw its support for Iran. Upcoming meetings, including the Rome-2 meeting, will also discuss expanding experimental zones into occupied areas, with a Lebanese effort to secure an Israeli withdrawal before the elections, reinforce internal stability, and avoid major security and political damages.
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