Lebanese army zone depends on U.S. role

A Western diplomatic report indicates that the fifth round of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations under American sponsorship did not achieve any progress. Tensions rose between the delegations over Israeli demands to exclude Iran from the ceasefire monitoring committee, while Lebanon insisted on maintaining its sovereignty. The Lebanese Forces plan to deploy the army in areas gradually withdrawn by Israel, focusing on a pilot zone that includes the Jezzine Fortress and surrounding towns, aiming to keep the south out of the conflict. However, this effort faces difficulty due to Israel’s refusal to withdraw from the hill. Negotiations remain open to continue discussions on designating the model areas for deployment, with U.S. pressure on Israel to ease its stance.

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