Israel delays talks until elections
The article discusses the latest rounds of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations held in Rome, where Israel exhibited unprecedented escalation and limited responsiveness to mediations. Israel used military escalation as a tool of pressure to impose its conditions and hinder progress toward a political solution. Conversely, the United States played a limited role aimed at maintaining the continuity of negotiations, with core issues remaining unresolved and Israel sticking firmly to its hardline stance. Lebanon, on its part, seeks to preserve dialogue without relinquishing its rights, relying on American influence to ensure minimal controls. The data suggest that negotiations are likely to remain superficial, with a continued game of brinkmanship between escalation and de-escalation, awaiting potential changes within the Israeli political scene.
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