Lebanon Depends on Rome Talks for Israeli Exit
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawar Salameh stated that the government is working to gradually end the Israeli withdrawals from southern Lebanon until a complete withdrawal is achieved. These efforts are part of the upcoming indirect negotiations scheduled to take place in Rome over three days. This initiative follows the signing of an agreement in June that outlined a phased Israeli withdrawal in exchange for the Lebanese Army's deployment along the border areas, aiming to reinforce the authority of the Lebanese state and maintain security. The meeting will focus on evaluating the results of the first phase, expanding the experimental zones, and discussing border issues and security arrangements, amid expectations of making progress that would contribute to regional stability.
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