Lebanon as Tense Middle Ground

This article offers a perspective on the situation in Lebanon through the exchange of tensions and pressures between Israel and Iran. It points to a bloody scene in southern Lebanon resulting from Israeli massacres, described as part of an unofficial conflict involving multiple negotiation tracks. The report discusses attempts to manage the tension via two separate negotiation pathways: one in Geneva between Washington and Tehran, and the other between Beirut and Tel Aviv. It notes that both tracks face weakness due to the lack of participation by the main parties involved in the war—Israel and Hezbollah. Additionally, it explains that Lebanon has become a battleground of mutual pressure, with American negotiations focusing on disarming Hezbollah and preserving Lebanon’s sovereignty. The period is also witnessing diplomatic and strategic movements aimed at shifting the balance of power and controlling Lebanese territory.

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