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Hadiabiyya Ali Al-Taher
The article discusses the idea that negotiating with major powers, such as the United States and Iran, is sometimes similar to historical understandings that do not necessarily involve renouncing rights but aim to save people and avoid chaos and war. The author links the concept of "The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah" in Islamic history—a temporary agreement between the Prophet and Quraysh—to the need for a settlement in Lebanon regarding the Taléa Ali Al-Tahir to ensure the protection of local residents and restore Lebanese sovereignty without bloodshed. The article emphasizes that the settlement, which involves Israel's withdrawal and the handover of the hill to Lebanon, does not signify weakness or defeat but is a wise management of war to prevent a larger catastrophe, spare Lebanon additional losses, and avoid Israeli interventions through tunnels and occupation. It also clarifies that negotiation should be viewed as a means of protection, not betrayal. Delaying solutions leads to the death of innocents and greater destruction, and the piece advocates for adopting political rationality to shield Lebanon and Africa from potential tragedy.
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