Hezbollah's stance on Ali Taher sparks Lebanon vetoes

The article discusses the escalating military and political tensions in southern Lebanon and their impact on negotiations regarding the area's status, particularly concerning Hezbollah's withdrawal from the Al-Tahir Heights and handing them over to the Lebanese Army. Diplomatic efforts led by the President of the Republic and the Deputy of Parliament to persuade the party to withdraw have so far failed, which could lead to a gradual Israeli escalation extending to other areas such as Jabal Rayhan and Sajjad. This escalation on the ground reflects the suspension of the Rome talks on de-escalation and highlights Lebanon's concern over the lack of cooperation with Hezbollah, as Israel moves to strengthen its military operations. Lebanon also faces a crisis in identifying alternatives to the UNIFIL forces as their withdrawal approaches, amid American rejection of repeating their previous model, which weakens Lebanese control over the south. This situation is accompanied by efforts to bolster the role of the Lebanese Army, especially in the context of France's conference to support military capabilities, emphasizing the need to enable the army to assert its authority over the southern territories to prevent the worsening of the security and political crisis.

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