US official told Al Araboya that Hezbollah is still obstructing negotiations between Lebanon and Israel

The comments from a US official about Hezbollah's obstruction of negotiations between Lebanon and Israel signal ongoing tensions, which can contribute to instability in the region.

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US official told Al Araboya that Hezbollah is still obstructing negotiations between Lebanon and Israel

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  • We urge the Lebanese government to make Beirut a weapons-free zone.
  • We have asked Israel to give diplomacy with Lebanon sufficient space.
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This uncertainty may influence commodities like oil and gold, as traders seek safe havens against potential geopolitical risks. Additionally, the call for a weapons-free Beirut could either pave the way for diplomatic solutions or further complicate the situation, impacting market sentiment toward currencies like the USD and JPY.

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