Fadlallah urged the Lebanese government to refuse any direct negotiations with Israel as long as cross-border strikes persist. He emphasized that the United States holds the necessary leverage to compel Israel to stop its offensive and adhere to the specific terms of an eventual agreement. By framing the cessation of hostilities as a mandatory precursor to dialogue, the group is signaling that diplomatic engagement with Washington is currently off the table.
Hezbollah ties US talks to comprehensive ceasefire
Talks between Hezbollah and the United States remain stalled unless a comprehensive ceasefire is reached, according to Lebanese lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah. The stance, relayed to the group by Iranian officials, places the burden of halting Israeli military operations in Lebanon squarely on Washington’s diplomatic influence.
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