Sins' Fall: Party and Washington Dialogue

The article discussed a potential attempt to establish a dialogue between Hezbollah and the United States, which was considered impossible due to the historical hostility between the two sides. The article pointed to official statements from Hezbollah leaders implying the possibility of opening communication channels, despite Washington’s rejection of direct negotiations until Hezbollah disarms and Lebanon stabilizes. It emphasized that the Lebanese government is the legitimate party for negotiations. Analyses suggest that Hezbollah faces internal and external pressures, and perhaps Tehran is using an indirect channel to open a limited negotiating pathway, while full official negotiations are ruled out. The article sees the chances for negotiation as ranging from Hezbollah testing the American mood, serving an internal political role, or Tehran's retreat, amidst ongoing differences in positions and pressures.

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