Beirut, Damascus, Tel Aviv on Trump’s Syria call

The article revolves around the positions of Syria, Lebanon, and Israel regarding U.S. President Donald Trump's call for military intervention in Syria to address Hezbollah. Damascus clarified that it does not wish for a military incursion into Lebanon and prefers to support the Lebanese state's authority over its territory, while rejecting direct involvement in the issue. Beirut affirmed that dealing with Hezbollah's weapons remains solely the responsibility of the Lebanese state. Meanwhile, Israel considers the talk of Syrian intervention to be unserious and a pretext to create conditions for a potential confrontation, amidst concerns over Turkey and Iran's growing influence. The statements received mixed reactions, with most Lebanese factions emphasizing the sovereignty of the state and rejecting any foreign interference in their affairs.

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