Lebanese Delegation: Negotiations or Normalization
The article discusses the expansion of the Lebanese delegation participating in the border negotiations with Israel in Rome, where economic, legal, and political experts were integrated alongside military officials. This shift indicates a transition in the negotiations from solely security issues to more complex matters, including maritime andland border delimitation, as well as economic and sovereign files. This expansion is seen as a sign of Lebanon's attempt to handle the negotiations more flexibly and possibly to push forward the normalization file with Israel, despite the lack of progress on key security and political issues. The internal debate over the nature of the negotiations—whether they are purely technical or the beginning of a broader phase under international supervision—reflects the divisions and apprehensions among Lebanese parties about whether these talks will lead to results that ensure sovereignty or open the door to normalization.
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