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Negotiation is often the best choice
The article discusses the failure of the Lebanese-Israeli negotiation round in the United States, which was expected to be linked to Israel's compliance with Lebanon's demands, particularly regarding the disarmament of Hezbollah and the return of prisoners. It clarifies that negotiations have become a tool for stalling time and avoiding escalation, especially given Lebanon’s deteriorating situation, with Israel occupying and destroying Lebanese villages. The article views Hezbollah as focusing on international understandings and calls for Lebanon to withdraw from negotiations without acknowledging setbacks. It emphasizes that the failure of current agreements, along with the lack of decisive victories, complicates the scenario further and makes negotiation the least harmful option for protecting Lebanon amid rising regional tensions.
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