طارق متري في حوار صريح: لبنان ليس ملعباً للحروب.. وهذا موقفه من "حزب الله"

In a frank and comprehensive political interview, Lebanese Deputy Prime Minister Tarek Mitri discusses the most prominent challenges facing Lebanon at this critical juncture, from the recent war and its repercussions to the opportunities for negotiation and the future of regional relations. He emphasizes that Lebanon was a secondary theater in the ongoing conflict and that it has the right to negotiate on its own behalf, independent of the calculations of others. Mitri also addresses the shifts in American public opinion, Washington's role in the region, and the future of international forces in the south, asserting that Lebanon still needs an international umbrella to help consolidate stability and support the Lebanese army. The interview touches on Hezbollah's position in the Lebanese equation, the relationship with Syria after the end of its hegemonic era, as well as the issues of coordination between Beirut and Damascus and the challenges related to Israeli violations. He also revisits his experience as the UN Secretary-General's Special Representative to Libya and the impressions and comparisons that period left with the Lebanese reality. This episode explores Lebanon's future, its political options, and the limits of its ability to reclaim its rights amidst regional and international changes. You can follow the latest news on Al Jadeed's website: https://www.aljadeed.tv/arabic And watch Al Jadeed TV live: https://www.aljadeed.tv/arabic/live To subscribe to Al Jadeed's YouTube channel:    / aljadeednewslb   For more videos, visit our videos page: https://www.aljadeed.tv/arabic/videos