Lebanese Concern Over Election-Linked Resolution

The article discusses the current state of the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, noting that the eighth meeting is scheduled to take place in Rome at the beginning of September. However, the final date has not yet been set, as American pressure is awaited to break the deadlock and move the negotiations forward before the Israeli elections and the U.S. midterm elections. The article focuses on the worsening situation in southern Lebanon and the impact of Hezbollah's lack of response to Israeli attacks. Despite Israel's escalation of control over certain areas, Hezbollah continues its policy of strategic patience. The article stresses the importance of evacuating "Ali al-Tahir" as a decisive option to activate the agreements and restore a balance of power. The government believes that Hezbollah's retention of heavy weapons without use has led to a decline in its role and increased Israeli pressure, deepening fears of destabilizing southern security and turning it into a "second Gaza," with the potential for broader escalation targeting the southern suburbs and Rafiq Hariri Airport.

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