Israel rejects Bint Jebail and Khiyam as trial areas

The article notes that Lebanon's negotiations with Israel regarding the delimitation of borders and the buffer zone remain stalled due to Israeli demands, particularly concerning testing areas and the mechanisms for verifying their disarmament. Lebanon proposed large zones that require precise implementation mechanisms, but faces difficulties convincing Israel to withdraw from certain towns, especially Bint Jbeil and Al-Khiyam, which Israel considers to be Lebanese encroachment into the buffer zone. The negotiations also address issues related to halting hostilities and stopping excavation activities, amid ongoing Israeli threats through bombings and shelling, particularly around Ali al-Taher, which is considered a potential military target. Sources confirm that the success of the negotiations depends on reaching an agreement on the mechanisms and Israel's approval to withdraw from the occupied areas, with American efforts aimed at paving the way and easing tensions.

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