Lebanon-Israel Talks in Seventh Round

The article discusses the seventh round of direct negotiations between Lebanon and Israel in Rome, aimed at implementing the agreement for Israel's gradual withdrawal from occupied Lebanese territories, disarming armed groups, and expanding experimental zones along the border. Lebanon is demanding further Israeli withdrawals culminating in a full withdrawal, while Israel insists on maintaining its forces in the south under the pretext of Hezbollah's presence, reflecting the complexities of the issue. The round includes negotiations on which areas Israel will withdraw from, verification mechanisms, and timelines, amidst ongoing tension and violations of the ceasefire due to Israeli military operations in the region. Hezbollah's rejection of any settlement that does not include the disarmament of its fighters remains firm. Without agreement on a specific withdrawal zone and a clear timetable, there is a risk that the limited experience in Zaitr will remain, and a full withdrawal from southern Lebanon will not be achieved.

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