Joseph Bouhaya on power surplus and losses

Under the title "Joseph Bohia’s Views: From Excess Power to Negotiating Loss," the article discusses the developments in the Iranian and American situations following a war that began in February. Iran and the United States reached a memorandum to extend the ceasefire for sixty days, opening the door for negotiations on the nuclear file and sanctions. The facts indicate that Iran is negotiating under pressure to reduce costs and avoid a political and economic collapse, rather than from a position of strength. Meanwhile, Israel no longer regards Hezbollah as an independent Lebanese decision-making entity but as an Iranian tool, reflecting Hezbollah’s loss of symbolic control. This demonstrates that Lebanon has become a focal point in external negotiations, and Iran has lost some of its influence. Meanwhile, the U.S. and the Israeli entity are gaining by imposing their agendas and reducing Hezbollah’s influence.

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