Lebanon Debate: Direct Talks with Israel, Indirect with Iran

Summary

In r/Lebanon, this announcement questions why Lebanon is pursuing direct negotiations with Israel but indirect negotiations with Iran. It highlights concerns about Israeli occupation and its impact on Lebanese society, while debating whether engagement with Iran could serve Lebanon’s interests.

So we're doing direct negotiations with Israel but indirect negotiations with Iran?! I mean at that point I miss "Iran is as bad as Israel"

I'm not with Hezbollah and I don't care about Iran, I care about society in Lebanon. Israel is occupying our land and ethnically razing our people and fragmenting our society. Iran is fighting Israel for reasons totally unrelated to us. We have an interest in negotiating with Iran to find a common path against Israel, if only temporary. I don't see how this government (that all tawaif support, subhan Allah!) has our society's interests at heart.
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Lebanon Debate: Direct Talks with Israel, Indirect with Iran

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