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The article argues that the understandings between Riyadh and Tehran, along with US initiatives, may ease tensions but cannot guarantee stability in Lebanon. Lebanon must not remain a bargaining chip or hostage to an axis; it should act as a state defending its own interests. The article calls on Beirut to make use of its ties with Saudi Arabia and the United States while upholding a unified national position and state sovereignty—including an end to Israeli attacks, a complete Israeli withdrawal, reconstruction, and the return of displaced people. It warns that delays and waiting for external understandings to bear fruit could narrow Lebanon’s options and give Israel a chance to impose new realities, while Washington may lose its willingness to support Lebanon.
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