Rome's security protocol extends occupation

The article discusses the outcomes of the seventh round of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations in Rome, which failed to yield significant gains for Lebanon due to the rigid conditions set by both parties, especially regarding Hezbollah's weaponry and the arrangements for its withdrawal from occupied territories. An agreement was reached to prepare drafts for a security accord that would include border arrangements and non-public implementation mechanisms, with American and Israeli support to begin implementing a security protocol in specific areas, while negotiations continue on the stages of its application. Despite the lack of progress, Israeli escalation on the ground persists, involving airstrikes, attacks, and destruction operations in southern Lebanon. Meanwhile, Lebanese officials face internal tensions and frustrations, particularly from Hezbollah, which has called for suspending negotiations amid the escalating assaults, amid concerns over ongoing Israeli threats and the intensification of military operations from the Israeli side.

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