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US report highlights southern Lebanon shift
American reports indicate that the second round of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, which will be held in Rome from August 4 to 6, aims to solidify the ceasefire, end Israeli demolition operations in the occupied towns, and establish a timeline for Israel's withdrawal from the buffer zone along the "Yellow Line." Lebanon is seeking to accelerate the implementation of experimental zones within the south, with support from the United States, while Israel is focused on creating experimental areas outside the buffer zone related to locations considered strongholds of "Hezbollah." The success of the negotiations depends on the American stance and the implementation of the field phases of the agreement, as experimental zones are currently advancing with the withdrawal of the Lebanese army, despite "Hezbollah" opposing the course. If successfully executed, these zones could enable additional Israeli withdrawals and strengthen the Lebanese state's authority, while failure might lead to an escalation of the confrontation again.
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