Rome talks amid US bid to end UNIFIL

The article focused on escalating military tensions between the United States and Iran, with American mediations attempting to revive a scheduled negotiation in Rome. This could potentially lead to an agreement linking the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to Iran's nuclear deal. Washington refuses to extend the mandate of UNIFIL forces in Lebanon, considering them to have failed in their mission, while France is prepared to initiate an alternative plan. Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation continues to expand its control over the Al-Taher Hill, raising concerns about the establishment of an security system connected to the sites it occupies. This development is seen as an obstacle to resuming negotiations in Rome, which have so far been postponed amidst debates over the future of security arrangements in southern Lebanon and the American and Israeli insistence on ending the presence of current international forces.

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