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Trump presses Syria to take on Hezbollah, raising alarm in Lebanon and Israel

Trump’s call for Syria to confront Hezbollah triggers diplomatic backlash in Lebanon and Israel

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The proposal has intensified regional tensions, with Lebanon and Israel expressing alarm over potential escalation. Outlets including *The Times of Israel*, *Middle East Eye*, and *AP News* emphasize the risk of destabilizing Lebanon, where Hezbollah remains a dominant political and military force.

Reports also note parallel developments in US-Iran tensions, with *The Indian Express* linking Trump’s comments to recent US-Iran strikes. What to watch next: Syria’s response to Trump’s remarks and whether Lebanon’s government will formally reject external interference.

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Quick answers

Has Syria agreed to Trump’s proposal?

No. Syrian officials have explicitly ruled out intervention in Lebanon, including comments from Foreign Minister Faisal Mekdad.

Which countries are most concerned about this development?

Lebanon and Israel, according to coverage from *The Times of Israel*, *AP News*, and *Middle East Eye*.

Is this linked to recent US-Iran tensions?

Some reports, including *The Indian Express*, connect Trump’s remarks to broader US-Iran strikes, but the direct relationship remains unclear.

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