Channel 13: Beirut-Tel Aviv talks face new crisis
The negotiations between Lebanon and Israel are facing a new deadlock after Lebanon rejected an Israeli proposal that involves the Lebanese Army deploying in areas north of the "Yellow Line," including the city of Nabatiyah, on the condition that all Israeli forces withdraw from the southern regions before Lebanese deployment. Lebanon aims to maintain its sovereignty and insists on not conceding the full withdrawal condition before any deployment takes place. Meanwhile, Israel seeks to use the Lebanese Army as a security shield to preserve stability and reduce Israeli presence. This disagreement has prevented the path toward an agreement, and tensions in the region are expected to escalate despite international initiatives, especially given Lebanon's rejection of deployment before Israeli withdrawal.
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