Paris is concerned about Israeli intentions… Has war on Lebanon become inevitable?

Muhammad Alloush wrote in “Al-Diyar”: With the beginning of the war on Gaza, French diplomacy adopted the language of threats and warnings with Lebanon. The direct and mediated messages revolved around warning Lebanon against Hezbollah entering the war, and with the passage of time and the facts being revealed, the French discourse changed in the wake of a diplomatic crisis. It took the French Foreign Ministry by storm, and Le Drian’s visit to Beirut will be in the context of a change in rhetoric, as the man will carry his administration’s wishes to the officials in Lebanon to elect a president to avoid war with “Israel.”

According to follow-up sources, the French administration is convinced that the situation on the southern border will not return to what it was before last October 7, because it knows “Israeli intentions” on the one hand and what officials in “Israel” say on the other hand, as it has confirmed that the enemy will not He is satisfied with reality remaining as it is, for reasons related to his security and the security of the settlers who refuse to return to their homes in the north.
There are those who convinced Paris that “Israel” is close to launching an aggression against Lebanon, and it says that it is seeking to avoid that by electing a president of the republic, in anticipation of Lebanon entering into serious negotiations affecting the situation on the borders and the conflict with “Israel” and the land borders and the occupied territories, which is the other option. The alternative to war, but according to the sources, in principle, the “Israelis” do not have the ability to wage a new war with Hezbollah, in light of the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip, especially since it has not succeeded in achieving any of the declared goals so far. Indeed, it is on the verge of On the contrary, he was forced to submit to the conditions of the Hamas movement, regarding the prisoner exchange process and humanitarian truces.