Guerre au Moyen-Orient : Trump affirme que "les dirigeants" d'Israël et du Liban vont se parler

President Trump announces unprecedented call between leaders of Israel and Lebanon, but both nations remain silent, casting doubt on the claim. | Contesto: cronaca

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• Guerre au Moyen-Orient : Trump affirme que "les dirigeants" d'Israël et du Liban vont se parler

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In a statement that could signal a seismic shift in Middle Eastern diplomacy, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the leaders of Israel and Lebanon would speak on Thursday. This would mark the first such high-level contact between the two nations, which have technically been in a state of war for decades. The announcement, made without prior warning, immediately raised hopes for a potential breakthrough in one of the region's most intractable conflicts. However, as of Wednesday evening, neither the Israeli nor the Lebanese government had confirmed the planned dialogue, leaving diplomats and analysts scrambling for clarity. The potential significance of such a conversation cannot be overstated. Israel and Lebanon have no formal diplomatic relations, and their shared border is a persistent flashpoint, overseen by a United Nations peacekeeping force. The last major conflict between the two, the 2006 Lebanon War, left deep scars. Direct talks at the leadership level would represent a dramatic departure from decades of hostility, often mediated through third parties or conducted at lower military or security echelons. The mere prospect, initiated by the U.S. President, suggests a bold and unconventional diplomatic maneuver aimed at reshaping regional alliances. President Trump's announcement fits within a broader pattern of his administration's foreign policy approach in the Middle East, which has recently focused on brokering normalization agreements between Israel and Arab nations. The Abraham Accords, which established formal ties between Israel, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain, were hailed by the White House as a historic achievement. Extending this diplomatic momentum to Lebanon, a country with a complex political structure and powerful Iranian-backed Hezbollah movement, would be a far more formidable and risky undertaking. Success would significantly isolate Iran, while failure could exacerbate existing tensions. The deafening silence from Beirut and Jerusalem, however, underscores the profound political and security complexities at play. In Lebanon, any direct engagement with Israel is an intensely sensitive subject. The country's political...

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