Egypt's historical role as a mediator in Middle Eastern conflicts positions it as a potential key player in seeking a resolution to the Israel-Hezbollah conflict. Egypt's efforts to leverage its relationships within Lebanon and across the region align with its current political will to address regional crises and prevent further escalation. Egypt's relationships with Israel and the Arab states position it as a bridge during times of conflict, and its relatively neutral position gives it a unique opportunity to mediate. Achieving a resolution requires cooperation among regional and international stakeholders, and Egypt's role relies on broader coordination. The US, as a key ally of Egypt, can support Egyptian mediation efforts by pressuring Israel to accept ceasefire conditions.