Deal to end Lebanon war won’t fix U.S. image abroad
The U S backed cease fire in Lebanon may stop the killing but will not improve America’s standing in the Arab world. Israel and Hezbollah clash continues to be seen as a U S Israeli venture with civilians harmed. Analysts say the deal fails to disarm Hezbollah or broaden Middle East democracy. Washington faces scrutiny over its role and aims in pursuing pe ace with the Palestinians.
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