Lebanon and the Use of Its Cards in Past
The article reviews the state of stagnation in the Lebanese-Israeli negotiation process, following Lebanon's decreased priority in the American agenda due to Israel's escalation in southern Lebanon and its control over Tala al-Attar. It points out that Hezbollah faces difficulties in responding decisively due to the Iranian-American understanding that prohibits escalation, and that Iran is investing in the group as a tool to achieve its regional interests. It also notes that the Lebanese government is not capitalizing on battlefield setbacks to strengthen its position or leverage available cards, which deepens the internal crisis and presents Lebanon with significant challenges, as the government approaches the end of its second year in office without clear results in negotiations or policy.
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