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Hezbollah Demands the Lifting of Its ban... and Baabda Decides: No Retreat

Summary by Beirut 24
Under the weight of this deadly stalemate, the Lebanese scene revolves in a vicious cycle: stalled negotiations, absent initiatives, and a skillful stalling tactic to buy time, while nothing on the domestic horizon suggests an imminent breakthrough. Only external factors take center stage, from waiting to see what the new Israeli government will become, to anticipating the next American move regarding Iran. But this...
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BEIRUT - Arab Jerusalem: The stalemate dominates the internal landscape in Lebanon, waiting for external developments to take place after the American and Israeli elections, at a time when the channels of communication between the Republican Palace and Hezbollah seem shy and not directly through intermediaries.

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Political and security developments in Lebanon are accelerating, amid the overlapping of internal files with American and Israeli pressure on Hizbullah's weapon, at a time when there are increasing indications of efforts to open channels of dialogue between the presidency of the Republic and the party, in parallel with continued international demands for tangible progress in the arms inventory file and the dismantling of the party's military inf…

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The country's appeal was informed that the contacts between Baabda and Hezbollah are still shy, and indirectly take place between intermediaries. The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nabih Berri, is responsible for the arrival of what has been interrupted and entered the mediation line, but that the situation has changed without any progress being recorded, especially since the party requires that the decision of the Council of Ministers…

Under the weight of this deadly stalemate, the Lebanese scene revolves in a vicious cycle: stalled negotiations, absent initiatives, and a skillful stalling tactic to buy time, while nothing on the domestic horizon suggests an imminent breakthrough. Only external factors take center stage, from waiting to see what the new Israeli government will become, to anticipating the next American move regarding Iran. But this...

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Beirut 24 broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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