Hezbollah and US: Rejection or External Influence
The article discusses Hezbollah's stance regarding Washington's negotiations over southern Lebanon. The party refuses to engage in direct negotiations with Israel and insists on not making any commitments related to its weapons. It emphasizes that any operational arrangements affecting its existence or deployment must have a direct impact on it. Despite its publicly stated rejection, Hezbollah remains indirectly involved in the negotiations through its influence on their outcomes and setting their parameters, particularly concerning security and territorial issues, with monitoring and coordination conducted via indirect channels with its allies. The article highlights that the balance between overt rejection and political flexibility reflects the necessities of the current phase and shifts in the regional environment—especially after agreements between Iran and the United States. It also notes that the results of the fifth round of negotiations will determine Hezbollah's ability to maintain its role and foundational narrative.
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