Rome talks focus on security deal

Israel agreed to continue operating in the current experimental areas such as Faron and Surifa, but rejected establishing new experimental zones until a clear monitoring mechanism is implemented. It also expressed reservations about having a European force, particularly Italy, take on the role of "third party," preferring instead to select countries with good relations with Israel, such as Indonesia, Azerbaijan, and Britain. Britain has currently prepared a document outlining the required tasks for its involvement. Simultaneously, the Americans proposed classifying the agreement in the south under a UN resolution to strengthen it, with consensus on military concepts such as "verification and confirmation." Currently, the focus is on developing an implementation mechanism for the framework of the agreement, in preparation for signing a security agreement after completing the tasks and withdrawal, with the aim of reaching a peace agreement between Lebanon and Israel.

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