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Hezbollah’s attempts to wreck Beirut-Jerusalem talks failing, experts tell ‘Post

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DANIELLE GREYMAN-KENNARD
Hezbollah’s attempts to wreck Beirut-Jerusalem talks failing, experts tell ‘Post
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Experts suggest that ongoing diplomatic talks between Beirut and Jerusalem are persisting despite Hezbollah's attempts to disrupt them through military escalation. While recent Israeli strikes and border violence have complicated the negotiation environment, the diplomatic process remains active.

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The stability of the Middle East hinges on these fragile negotiations, which are currently being tested by ongoing regional conflict and militant activity.

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Hezbollah's attacks on the IDF and Lebanese Armed Forces have not derailed talks between Beirut and Jerusalem, even amid Israel's recent strikes on the group, two experts told The Jerusalem Post.Beirut and Jerusalem held talks in Rome last week, with some sessions ending early in response to Israeli strikes on Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon. The talks followed a US-brokered agreement reached in June under which Hezbollah would no longer pose a threat to Israel from southern Lebanon and Israeli forces would completely withdraw.Hezbollah has repeatedly condemned the talks, threatening civil war and urging Lebanese officials to allow the Islamic Republic and its axis to pressure the United States to force Israel to end the war, which was launched by the terrorist organization in response to the killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.Only two days before the talks began, five members of the Lebanese military were wounded by a Lebanese explosive that…

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