Israeli missed chances and Lebanon's response
The article addresses the Israeli escalation towards Lebanon, where Israeli officials link any withdrawal from Lebanese territories to the disarmament of Hezbollah—a condition Lebanon rejects, thereby stalling negotiations. It suggests that Israel intentionally prolongs the occupation, aiming to leverage its position in anticipation of a potential confrontation with Iran, which in turn bolsters Hezbollah’s stance and impacts Lebanon’s bargaining capacity. Meanwhile, the official Lebanese rhetoric gradually shifts to hold Israel responsible for the ongoing occupation, with increased political support for the resistance’s position. The changes in the Israeli stance and its wagers on maintaining the current situation are key factors influencing the scene in Lebanon, and these developments could lead to the erosion of opportunities for a final peaceful resolution.
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