Israel this week rejected Lebanon’s request for a ceasefire during the direct negotiations now underway in Washington. With this position, Israel clearly has no fear whatsoever of provoking American anger. That is because the nature of US-Israeli relations differs fundamentally from Washington’s ties with any other “allied” state. Consequently, only the most naive observers — or those inclined toward denial — can still believe that Washington is a neutral sponsor of the current negotiating process.
Ceasefire rejection reveals Lebanese state’s paralysis
Israel this week rejected Lebanon’s request for a ceasefire during the direct negotiations (File/AFP)
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Israel this week rejected Lebanon’s request for a ceasefire during the direct negotiations now underway in Washington.
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