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التيار الوطني الحر
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Washington and the Party: Dialogue or Reflection
Reports indicate that the United States is expressing a desire to open a dialogue with the Lebanese Hezbollah, despite its designation as a terrorist organization and its financial and political blockade. This comes within the context of the US attempting to explore the possibility of communication with the group, with some American officials expressing readiness for meetings, while the Lebanese side remains cautious, questioning Washington’s intentions—whether the goal is to isolate Hezbollah from Iran or to negotiate seriously over its weapons and policies. Hezbollah emphasizes that any dialogue must be based on clear stances and maintaining its position of rejecting any understanding that involves concessions without stopping Israeli aggression or altering its behavior. In summary, the current atmosphere seems to involve verbal escalation coupled with an attempt to understand the US’s true intentions, while Hezbollah continues to uphold its stance that it will not open a dialogue until it sees genuine American intentions and a change in its conduct.
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