Does Washington aid Hezbollah more than Aoun
The article returns to the potential dialogue between Hezbollah and the United States, questioning whether Washington will grant the party what it previously denied to President Aoun. It indicates that hints suggesting the U.S. might be open to establishing direct communication channels with Hezbollah could reinforce the party's belief that pressure tactics have failed, potentially altering its stance and raising its demands in any future negotiations. The article also explains that American dialogue with Hezbollah could have complex outcomes, possibly strengthening the party's position or undermining efforts to disarm it—especially if Hezbollah perceives negotiations as an acknowledgment of its role as a negotiating party and an international pressure card. Furthermore, it points out that this development presents President Aoun with a challenge: while he seeks to establish state control over decisions of war and peace, the prospect of direct American channels could complicate the situation and unify the parties around the necessity of dialogue—without abandoning the pursuit of Hezbollah's disarmament internally.
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