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Fernando Moragon Warns Dow Jones: "Israel Has No Intention of Negotiating in Good Faith: It Will Not Respect the Truce with Lebanon"
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For years, the West has been convinced that it could contain Iranian influence without directly facing its main regional instrument. This illusion is lingering today. While Washington and Tehran are negotiating, the ceasefire imposed on southern Lebanon under American pressure is regularly put to the test and the Lebanese state is struggling to reaffirm its authority, the country of the Cedar appears more than ever to be a centrepiece of Iran's …
Three experts in geopolitics and international relations discuss the fragile ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, the suspended negotiations between the US and Iran, and the growing tensions that could trigger a new escalation in the Middle East.
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