Roma's Seventh Spotlight on Lebanon and Iran

The article discusses the developments in the Lebanon-Israel negotiations in Rome, where the Lebanese delegation, led by Ambassador Simon Karam, decided to suspend the talks due to ongoing hostilities on the ground. They emphasized that negotiation would not be feasible amid the escalation of violence and the spilling of blood in southern Lebanon. The move underscored that restoring calm and stabilizing understandings require a genuine halt to hostilities. It also highlighted that the return of residents to the south reflects the people's desire to resume their normal lives, despite opposition from local forces of influence, most notably Hezbollah, which links the region’s fate to military and strategic calculations. Furthermore, the article addresses the more critical issue of potential Lebanese Army control over the Ali Al-Tahir area. Such a move could facilitate an Israeli withdrawal from the Litani region, provided that Iran issues the political decision to hand over the area. These concessions are considered an important step toward restoring state control and ending the Israeli occupation, but the ultimate decision remains in Iran’s hands, depending on its willingness to approve the implementation of this arrangement.

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