Lebanon
Hezbollah Closes Door to Dialogue with President: Full Details
Hezbollah continues to reject dialogue with the Lebanese president, demanding a reversal of government decisions. Diplomatic sources indicate the current stalemate may persist until new developments emerge in US-Iran negotiations or Israeli politics.

Al Jadeed reported that "Hezbollah still refuses any dialogue with the President of the Republic, especially since it demands the reversal of government decisions that considered it outside the law."
The report noted that "all efforts made to bridge views or reunite Baabda and Haret Hreik have not led to any result."
Diplomatic sources confirmed to Al Jadeed that "the phase of neither peace nor war may continue until a new development arises in Iranian-American negotiations or on the Israeli domestic scene."
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