Tony Blair Reportedly Involved in New Plan to Disarm Hezbollah
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair’s name has resurfaced regarding an agreement the US aims to enforce in Palestine called the “Peace Council.”
The Al-Akhbar newspaper reported that this agreement essentially seeks to establish a new mandate administration in the region. Blair, known as a consistent partner in US regional conflicts, is reportedly prepared to take on roles not only in Palestine but also in other missions.
Upcoming Visit to Beirut
According to the newspaper’s information, Blair is planning to visit Beirut next week. He is expected to be accompanied by a delegation whose identities and nationalities remain undisclosed, though it is speculated the team might include experts who previously assisted him on the Gaza file.
“Blair will meet with all three leaders, but the appointments have not yet been set,” sources familiar with the matter said.
The exact purpose of Blair’s visit and the message he intends to deliver remain unclear. Some observers suggest he might later be assigned to oversee the implementation of a new mandate plan for Lebanon, comparable to the one in Gaza.
Summary
The involvement of Tony Blair in the US-backed “Peace Council” indicates a possible renewed effort to enforce regional governance changes, with uncertain implications for Lebanon and Palestine.
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