Baghdad's Effort to Arrange US Meeting

The article discussed Baghdad's efforts to arrange a direct meeting between Hezbollah and the Americans. The Iraqi government proposed hosting a dialogue between the two sides, but the proposal was rejected by Hezbollah due to a lack of trust in the U.S. administration and its connection to the policies of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, who delegates Nabil al-Bakh to negotiate when necessary. The article also noted that Trump repeatedly expressed his readiness to engage in dialogue with the party, despite designating it as a terrorist organization and placing it on U.S. sanctions lists. He subtly indicated that his goal was to tame Hezbollah by any means—be it through dialogue or force—without adhering to ideological principles.

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