Rome talks focus on Lebanese pulls and Israeli bodies

The article addresses the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations beginning in Rome, where Lebanon aims to achieve Israeli withdrawals from southern regions in exchange for the deployment of the Lebanese army. It emphasizes paving the way for prisoner and body exchanges, as well as discussing the issue of land and maritime border demarcation between the two countries. The reports confirm that a successful deployment of the Lebanese army, relying on effective security measures, could lead to a gradual Israeli withdrawal, supported by U.S. aid—both financial and military—toward Lebanon. The article also discusses challenges related to Hezbollah's control over certain areas, risks of smuggling, Iranian funding issues, and complications concerning the bodies of Lebanese and Israeli detainees and prisoners. These issues are among the most prominent topics to be addressed in the long-term effort to establish security and peace in the region.

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