Ezz El-Din: Deterrence Not Restored

Representative Hassan Azuddin emphasized that Lebanon is no longer capable of restoring the deterrence it had before 2023. He pointed out that the policies of the political authorities have led the country into a deep crisis, prompting it to adopt wrong decisions based on counting on American support—a gamble that has proven to be failed. He explained that direct negotiations have ended in failure, resulting in losses and a disregard for national dignity amidst deteriorating security and internal conditions, with the danger of sedition and internal conflicts increasing. He indicated that the resistance faces significant challenges in restoring deterrence, and that the solution lies in strengthening Iran's role and investing in the region, where it is now considered a major regional power. This, he said, influences the strategic balance in Lebanon. He called for cautious optimism, stressing that Lebanon's success in overcoming crises depends on sticking to the resistance's stance and regional understandings. He highlighted that reaching an agreement ensuring Israel’s withdrawal and halting its operations would be the first step out of the current crisis.

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