Lebanon Faces War Threat Without Israeli Withdrawal
The article addresses the rising risk of an Israeli war on Lebanon, amid ongoing political and security confrontations over Hezbollah's weapons. It indicates that the negotiation process between Lebanon and Israel, under American sponsorship, has reached an impasse, with Israel escalating tensions and hinting at a potential war that could involve Lebanese territories, especially Western Beqaa. Lebanon is suffering from worsening internal crises and an escalation related to explosives, while Hezbollah remains steadfast in its weapons, refusing any dialogue aimed at a settlement that would end its military presence, relying on Iran for support to face regional challenges. International and American warnings have been issued to remind Lebanon of the need to take measures against Hezbollah, but the government anticipates a possible escalation without clear breakthroughs in negotiations. There are predictions that the situation could deteriorate further into a new war or internal catastrophe due to the accumulation of political, security, and economic crises.
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