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Eyad Abu Shakra
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Journalist, Asharq Al-Awsat Newspaper - English
England
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Opinion , Literary Landscapes , Culture
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By Hanna Saleh, Tariq Al-Homayed Verified, Hazem Saghieh Verified, Eyad Abu Shakra| Asharq Al-Awsat Newspaper - English Verified The moment Naim Qassem publicly and explicitly approved the ceasefire agreement, before Amos Hochstein even landed in Tel Aviv, he was, in effect, admitting to the collapse of Hezbollah’s project. The party’s insistence on securing a binding ceasefire agreement, even while Israeli forces remained on southern Lebanese soil, amounts to nothing less than a confession: the gamble on “resistance” has failed, and the role of the weapons has expired.
By Tariq Al-Homayed Verified, Hazem Saghieh Verified, Eyad Abu Shakra, Abdulrahman al-Rashed| Asharq Al-Awsat Newspaper - English Verified Since October 7, 2023, and in the aftermath of war in Gaza and Lebanon, Iranian-Israeli skirmishes, and the much-touted but ultimately hollow talk of "unified fronts", a new dynamic has emerged. One I would call "converging tracks". Anyone observing the region today will detect a new common thread stretching from Iran to Lebanon, passing through Gaza, Yemen, and Iraq: disarmament. Or, more precisely, the convergence of disarmament trajectories.
By Hanna Saleh, Tariq Al-Homayed Verified, Hazem Saghieh Verified, Eyad Abu Shakra| Asharq Al-Awsat Newspaper - English Verified The moment Naim Qassem publicly and explicitly approved the ceasefire agreement, before Amos Hochstein even landed in Tel Aviv, he was, in effect, admitting to the collapse of Hezbollah’s project. The party’s insistence on securing a binding ceasefire agreement, even while Israeli forces remained on southern Lebanese soil, amounts to nothing less than a confession: the gamble on “resistance” has failed, and the role of the weapons has expired.
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Asharq Al-Awsat Newspaper - English