Roma 2: Differentiating Prisoners and Civilians in Middle East

The article covers the seventh round of the "Rome 2" negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, where no clear results were achieved aside from reintroducing the issue of land borders. The discussions also focused on the prisoner file, as Lebanon faces difficulties in determining a complete list of prisoners and missing persons, and requested a distinction between civilian prisoners and Hezbollah detainees. Talks were held about engaging the International Committee of the Red Cross to manage the file according to humanitarian standards, and efforts are ongoing regarding verification mechanisms for the areas, with the U.S. role being excluded and the possibility of other countries, such as Italy, being tasked with the mission. Despite the complexity of the issue, sources indicate a positive atmosphere and progress in the approaches, but the process still requires additional efforts to achieve tangible results.

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