Rome talks persist with no deal on Hezbollah arms
The article discusses the seventh round of border demarcation negotiations between Lebanon and Israel under American sponsorship. The talks ended without tangible results due to Israeli evasiveness and differing priorities. Lebanon demanded the inclusion of new areas and a comprehensive ceasefire, while the occupation opposed these demands. The negotiations focused on identifying trial zones, verification mechanisms for withdrawals, and the prisoner issue, but there was no significant progress. Sources suggest that the next round will likely be in early September, without a final resolution on border delineation or the disarmament of Hezbollah. Meanwhile, the areas that are nearly agreed upon are witnessing Israeli escalation and ongoing tensions on the ground, as the United States insists on continuing to pursue both issues despite the lack of clear progress.
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