Experts welcome rare Israel-Lebanon talks but caution on Hezbollah disarmament
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Israel and Lebanon held rare direct talks in Washington, aiming to outline a framework for lasting peace and ending Hezbollah's influence. Experts welcome the discussions but caution that disarming Hezbollah remains a significant obstacle.
Israel and Lebanon held their first direct talks in over 30 years at the State Department in Washington. The discussions aimed to establish a framework for lasting peace and a permanent end to Hezbollah's influence. Diplomats and experts see the talks as a sign of Hezbollah's waning influence in Lebanon. However, they caution that disarming the terrorist group is a daunting task requiring a significant shift from the Lebanese government and its armed forces. US lawmakers, including Rep. Jared Moskowitz and Sen. Rick Scott, emphasized the importance of disarming Hezbollah. Experts described the talks as a meaningful development, but noted that disarming Hezbollah remains highly difficult.
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