Rome talks focus on Lebanon-Israel issues

An article reveals a new round of negotiations between Lebanon and Israel in Rome, under American sponsorship, aimed at reducing tensions along the Lebanese-Israeli border. The talks, which follow five previous rounds in Washington, addressed border disputes, Israel's withdrawal from experimental areas, Hezbollah's disarmament, as well as verification mechanisms to ensure the implementation of security arrangements. During the negotiations, Israel retreated from its condition that Hezbollah be disarmed before discussing the borders, focusing instead on a limited withdrawal from experimental zones and the involvement of a third party to monitor the implementation. Lebanon is calling for an end to Israeli demolition operations in southern Lebanon and is seeking to reclaim additional areas under Lebanese control. Meanwhile, Washington affirms its full support for progress in these tracks, which coincide with internal Lebanese observations criticizing some concessions and emphasizing the importance of restoring Lebanese sovereignty.

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