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As Beirut negotiates a deal, Hezbollah outlines its post-war vision

A cease-fire could pave the way for a comprehensive political settlement, including the election of a new president.

As Beirut negotiates a deal, Hezbollah outlines its post-war vision

People gathered to witness the moment of an Israeli strike on the southern suburbs of Beirut, November 21, 2024. (Credit: Mohammad Yassine)

Diplomatic efforts and messages are intensifying in pursuit of a cease-fire between Hezbollah and Israel. Negotiations extend beyond halting military operations and include broader objectives, such as restructuring power in Lebanon and demarcating the land border between the two countries. On Wednesday, Hezbollah’s Secretary-General, Naim Qassem, signaled a potential agreement during his speech, suggesting the party might accept proposals and adjustments sought by Lebanon. He also outlined political guidelines that Hezbollah plans to adhere to after the war.These efforts coincide with significant international developments. First, Iran and the United States are working to maintain communication channels to prevent a broader regional conflict, particularly between Tehran and Tel Aviv. Secondly, a coordination meeting between Iran and...
Diplomatic efforts and messages are intensifying in pursuit of a cease-fire between Hezbollah and Israel. Negotiations extend beyond halting military operations and include broader objectives, such as restructuring power in Lebanon and demarcating the land border between the two countries. On Wednesday, Hezbollah’s Secretary-General, Naim Qassem, signaled a potential agreement during his speech, suggesting the party might accept proposals and adjustments sought by Lebanon. He also outlined political guidelines that Hezbollah plans to adhere to after the war.These efforts coincide with significant international developments. First, Iran and the United States are working to maintain communication channels to prevent a broader regional conflict, particularly between Tehran and Tel Aviv. Secondly, a coordination meeting between Iran and...
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