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Lebanese Critics Fear U.S.-Iran Talks Could Strengthen Hezbollah
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · Jun 20, 2026
What happened
As U.S.-Iran talks began in Switzerland, Hezbollah opponents in Lebanon warned that Washington may trade away Lebanese interests. Hezbollah leaders again vowed not to disarm, while Lebanese officials insisted the state alone should speak for the country.
- 01Lebanese critics fear U.S.-Iran talks will leave Lebanon paying the price.
- 02Hezbollah leaders again said the group will keep its weapons.
- 03The group still speaks about a future invasion of the Galilee.
- 04Israel carried out weekend strikes in southern Lebanon and the Beqaa Valley.
- 05Lebanon’s prime minister said only the state can negotiate for the country.
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