Washington aims to curb Lebanon's Shia group

The article discusses the efforts of the United States to neutralize the Shiite community in Lebanon from Hezbollah through direct initiatives with Shiite religious and political leaders, aiming to separate the community from Hezbollah and focus on disarming the party rather than targeting the entire sect. It emphasizes that the U.S. is keen to support Lebanese sovereignty, facilitate Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon, and maintain a unified stance within the Shiite community, which expresses its desire to build a state that protects its interests. These American moves may represent an attempt to rebuild trust with the Shiite community and portray Washington as a supporter of its interests, while negotiations between Lebanon and Israel continue on military and security issues.

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