Weapon or withdrawal: who initiates first

The article addresses the developments in the tensions along the Lebanese-Israeli border. The findings indicate that the main obstacle is not in negotiations themselves, but in organizing the steps for implementation. Israel seeks to make progress on its arms dealings with Hezbollah before withdrawing, whereas Lebanon considers that continued occupation hampers its ability to fulfill its national commitments. Sources expect that the coming phase will be decisive—either through successful American pressure that leads to a breakthrough and the start of withdrawal, or through ongoing stalemate that could escalate into intensified conflict. The article also discusses Lebanon's concerns over military repercussions, the possibility of a broad Israeli attack on Tal al-Tahir, and anticipated retaliatory responses from the resistance. This comes amid escalating Israeli and Iranian tensions, as well as a shifting of roles and regional hostilities.

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