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The Lebanese government’s failed gamble
Iran is meeting with the US in Switzerland. Lebanon is one aspect of the talks. The US and Iran this week announced they are creating a “deconfliction cell” to ensure their deal goes through, but the Lebanese government has had very little agency in the entire process. The Nawaf Salam-Joseph Aoun government did not read events properly and bet on the wrong horse. They bet on the Americans. They thought the US’ support would allow them to contain Hezbollah and repel the Israelis. They were wrong. Politics requires a more nuanced approach.
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al-monitor.com
US, Iran to form 'deconflicting cell' on Lebanon, sidelining Lebanese state
The agreement came during talks between Iran and the United States following a preliminary deal reached last week to end the war across the Middle East, including in Lebanon.
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arabnews.com
What will rid Lebanon of Hezbollah’s influence — the US-Iran MoU or negotiations with Israel?
BEIRUT: US-Iran talks in Switzerland produced what mediators described as “encouraging progress” on Monday, with both sides agreeing to a 60-day roadmap toward a broader deal…
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aljazeera.com
What Israeli and Lebanese officials are saying before Washington talks
Iran has made a ceasefire in Lebanon a key condition in its ongoing negotiations with the US.
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dw.com
Lebanon's lose-lose: Is there another way out of conflict?
The new US-Iran peace deal seems to be forcing Lebanon to choose between Israel's sphere of influence or Iran's. It wants neither. But could there be a better alternative,…
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The Lebanese government’s failed gamble
Iran is meeting with the US in Switzerland. Lebanon is one aspect of the talks. The US and Iran this week announced they are creating a “deconfliction cell” to ensure their deal…
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US-Iran deal is a unique opportunity for Lebanon
A current theme among Levantine geopolitical analysts is that the US negotiations with Iran will lead to Lebanon falling deeper under the control of the Iranian regime. I disagree…