Karam and Maawad Discuss Negotiation Challenges

The article discusses the failure of negotiation efforts between Lebanon and Israel due to internal and external complexities. Israel refuses to make concessions before disarming Hezbollah, and Washington's failure to exert pressure has led to a stalemate in the talks. There is a division within the Lebanese team, particularly between the head of the delegation, Simone Karam, and Ambassador Nada Hamada Mowad. Karam feels frustrated by his inability to push the negotiations toward tangible results, while Mowad defends the policy of direct communication with Israel and the continuation of negotiations even without clear outcomes. Lebanon is also seeking to open new diplomatic channels, such as a visit to the Vatican, but expectations suggest that international pressure on Israel is limited—especially as Washington and Tel Aviv are aligning their positions ahead of the Israeli elections. This reflects a deep impasse that hampers reaching an agreement or making meaningful progress on the issue.

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