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What a Hezbollah-Damascus meeting would mean for Lebanon and Syria
LONDON: For years, Hezbollah fighters propped up Syrian ruler Bashar Assad, who the men now governing in Damascus fought to overthrow. Both sides are now talking about sitting down together. Any handshake between them would be built on that history. Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem said on Tuesday that he had no objection to meeting openly with Syria’s leadership — the first time he has taken such a position since his Iran-backed group fought on behalf of Syria’s former government. The signals have also come from Damascus.
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Why Syria will not join the fight against Hezbollah in Lebanon
Such a move could undermine bilateral relations, while potentially empowering IS in its quest to bring down Ahmed al-Sharaa
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arabnews.com
Hezbollah leader says no objection to meeting with Syrian authorities
BEIRUT: Hezbollah’s chief said on Tuesday that he had no objection to meeting openly with Syria’s leadership, the first time he has expressed such a stance after his Iran-backed…
