Hezbollah Considers Possible Talks with Washington

The article discusses Hezbollah's stance on indirect communication with the U.S. administration. Political Council member Mahmoud Qamati indicated that the party has not completely closed the door to such communication, which proceeds according to its interests and circumstances. Sources close to the party confirmed that this position is deliberate and aims to improve prospects for dialogue, despite Hezbollah's ongoing public rejection of direct talks and its preference for mediation through intermediaries. The party continues to focus on the Islamabad track and rejects the framework agreement, insisting on the surrender of weapons to the state. Qamati also threatened to topple the government and refused to hand in weapons. It is expected that Hezbollah will continue to explore all options regarding the tensions on the Al-Taher Hills, linking its fate to negotiations and compromises that could enhance its role in political power and ease regional tensions.

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