Damascus, Beirut, and Tel Aviv on Trump's Syria-Lebanon call

The article discusses U.S. President Donald Trump's remarks regarding the possibility of Syria intervening militarily in Lebanon to confront Hezbollah, along with the reactions from Damascus, Lebanon, and Israel. Damascus reaffirmed its lack of desire to engage militarily and called on Hezbollah to cease its interventions in Syria, while Beirut rejected any Syrian or foreign intervention, asserting that resolving the Hezbollah issue is solely Lebanon's responsibility. Israel does not expect these calls to be taken seriously and considers that maintaining the current status quo is the most realistic option. The article also highlights disagreements over the future of Syrian influence in Lebanon, emphasizing that Lebanese sovereignty remains the exclusive responsibility of the Lebanese government.

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