Lebanon Uses Rome-3 to Secure Ceasefire

The article addresses the crisis surrounding Israel's control over the hills of "Ali al-Tahir" in southern Lebanon, despite Hezbollah's escalation and threats of intervention to prevent the occupation. It explains that Hezbollah remains silent regarding Iran's reasons for not intervening directly, with hints of negotiations and secret deals involving the presence of Revolutionary Guard factions within the military facility. It also notes that Hezbollah downplays the significance of these hills, considering they were not part of their strategic calculations during the liberation of the south or the 2006 war. Israel is expected to include control over these hills as part of the upcoming Lebanon-Israel negotiations under American sponsorship. Sources confirmed that control over the hills could weaken Hezbollah's military influence and lead to enhanced deployment of the Lebanese Army, with the outcome of the next negotiation round likely to determine whether the occupied areas will expand to restore security control over the region.

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