Damascus and Hezbollah: Will old channels reopen for future deals

The relationship between Damascus and Hezbollah is considered one of the delicate issues that has experienced potential changes in recent times. Although there are currently no official channels of negotiation, Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharq expressed his readiness to engage in dialogue with the party if it serves Syria’s and Lebanon’s interests. This represents a shift in political discourse after years of tension and conflict during the Syrian war. This statement is viewed within a broader context of regional interests and international developments, with the increasing influence of regional actors such as Turkey and Qatar, and the changing tools of Arab and international responses to the situation in Syria and Lebanon.

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