Negotiations Stall as Issa Cites Lack of Surrender

The article focused on the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, where U.S. Ambassador Michel Aissa explained that the talks are ongoing, but their stagnation is due to Hezbollah’s refusal to hand over its weapons. He pointed out that Israel has not ceased its attacks and that de-escalation requires Hezbollah’s commitment. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun also affirmed that negotiation remains the best option to avoid war and achieve national goals such as the liberation of the south and the deployment of the army, emphasizing that peaceful solutions are essential and that the negotiations in Rome are not bound to a specific timeline. On the other hand, Israel continues its attacks on southern Lebanon, involving bombings and house burnings, amid a worsening security crisis. Meanwhile, there are economic hopes tied to Arab and international investment initiatives in Lebanon.

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