Lebanon’s One-Sided Call for Talks Masks Continued Hezbollah Threat Amid Israeli Defense Actions
Despite Lebanon’s president calling for mutual negotiations to halt Israeli strikes, ongoing Hezbollah aggression and Israel’s defensive operations underscore the fragile reality along America’s key Middle East ally’s northern border.
As tensions simmer on the Lebanese-Israeli frontier, Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun has demanded "mutual" negotiations to end Israel's ongoing airstrikes in southern Lebanon. Yet, beneath this call lies a complex and sobering reality — one that underscores the necessity of American vigilance and support for Israel’s right to defend itself against Hezbollah-backed aggression. When Does Sovereignty Mean Security? Lebanon’s Demands Clash with Hezbollah’s Armed Campaign President Aoun insists talks to halt Israeli strikes must be reciprocal, but this demand overlooks a critical fact: since last November's ceasefire brokered by the U.S., Hezbollah has continuously undermined peace by launching rockets into...
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