President Joseph Aoun said on Tuesday, “Everything can be resolved through dialogue.” This statement sums up his approach to the delicate issue of Hezbollah’s disarmament. For weeks, the president has seized every opportunity to express his commitment to a bilateral dialogue with the party on the state’s monopoly on arms, particularly since the international community — especially the U.S. — continues to push hard. However, no meeting between the two sides has happened yet in Baabda Presidential Palace, and nothing indicates that a breakthrough is expected anytime soon, as the focus now seems to be on indirect dialogue through "friends in common.”L’Orient-Le Jour learned that several prominent figures from both sides are involved in this process. Several sources consistently indicated that retired General Andre Rahal, Aoun’s...