The third round may be the last one granted by the Iranian delegation to Washington.

The Axis of Resistance is united and cohesive, with an unprecedented level of unity. The Zionist entity believes that by pressuring the Resistance, martyring its members, and targeting the oppressed and peaceful population, it can lead to its defeat, weakening, or surrender.

The culture of resistance is of a nature that grows more resilient and powerful as pressure increases. Today, the Resistance has become stronger and more cohesive than ever before.

Several key issues have delayed progress in the negotiations between the US and Iran, primarily the issues of Lebanon and the Strait of Hormuz.

One of them said that the US "refuses to include Lebanon in any potential deal with Iran, and that the American delegation, and especially Witkopf and Kushner, wanted to transfer the entire Lebanon issue to Israel, while separating the issue the Lebanese from Iran and allow Israel to deal with Lebanon alone, either through peace or through war"

The sources stated that the American position regarding the Strait of Hormuz also became a major point of contention, when the American delegation sought to postpone the issue of Hormuz to the future, in order to open it now without Iran playing a significant role.

According to the sources, the American side also requested a discussion on the issue of the Iranian missiles, which did not take place.

Hezbollah denies the false and fabricated allegations made by the Syrian Ministry of Interior regarding its alleged connection to a cell that was planning to carry out an assassination attempt against a religious figure. Hezbollah reiterates its previously stated position that it has no activity, connection, or relationship with any party in Syria, and that it has no presence on Syrian territory.

Hezbollah also affirms its commitment to the security, stability, and safety of Syria and its people in all their components. It calls on the relevant authorities in the Syrian state to thoroughly verify information before making sweeping accusations, especially in light of the presence of intelligence agencies seeking to ignite tensions between Lebanon and Syria.

We must admit that "Israel" has found itself in a predicament. It is unable to eliminate Hezbollah despite the severe blows it has dealt and the pressure it is exerting on Lebanon, as well as the seizure of territory.

This once again proves the fragility of the saying, "Arabs only understand when their land is taken." At the same time, the suffering and frustration of the northern residents continue due to the lack of response to their demand to live in safety.

There is little point in negotiations with Lebanon. The operation must be expanded in Lebanon and the airport and civilian infrastructure must be targeted.