Rome confirms negotiations on Clerveld border

The article addresses the issue of UNIFIL's withdrawal from South Lebanon by the end of 2026, along with ongoing discussions about the formation of an alternative international or European force to ensure security in the region. Sources indicate that there has been limited progress in negotiations to solidify the borders and Israeli concessions, in addition to the lack of an agreement on the redeployment of the replacement forces. This situation potentially exposes Lebanon to an security gap following UNIFIL's departure. The American mediator, General Cleryfield, is focused on the border stabilization issue because it is linked to facilitating negotiations, while the questions surrounding Israel's withdrawal and control of arms by Hezbollah remain sources of complexity. The Lebanese government emphasizes the need for negotiations to maintain stability in the south and to avoid armed conflicts.

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