Lebanon and Israel agree on Hezbollah disarmament role

Lebanon and Israel reached an agreement in Rome to a shortlist of potential countries to participate in the disarmament verification mission for Hezbollah, as part of a deal that includes Israel's gradual withdrawal from southern Lebanon and the deployment of the Lebanese Army in designated areas. France was excluded from the list based on both parties' refusal, while negotiations continue regarding the number of troops, the manner of their deployment, and the coordination mechanism with the Lebanese Army. The two sides also indicated that deploying foreign forces requires a new decision from the UN Security Council, with the possibility of placing them under the umbrella of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL). Additionally, understandings were reached on other issues such as the ceasefire and the prisoner file. However, the issue of Israeli withdrawal from the remaining areas remains stuck, after Tel Aviv refused to specify a new withdrawal zone until it verifies the Lebanese Army's control over previously held regions.

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