As the conflict between the US and Iran reaches the 100-day mark, peace talks remain at a stalemate, with both sides seemingly far from reaching an agreement. Despite calls for resolution, mixed signals indicate that the crisis is far from over, while the implications of the ongoing war continue to escalate regionally, particularly impacting Lebanon. Many analysts highlight the challenges faced by the US in achieving its objectives, questioning whether the military campaign has truly benefited American interests or merely prolonged conflict. Citizens and lawmakers express their frustration, questioning the effectiveness of strategies and the need for urgent negotiation to end the hostilities. Meanwhile, Iran asserts its resilience in the face of adversity, demonstrating its capability to endure the prolonged strife. The international community watches closely, awaiting any signs of potential breakthroughs in negotiations.