Lebanon and Israel select nations to verify Hezbollah disarmament

According to informed sources, Lebanon and Israel have agreed to nominate Britain, Italy, Switzerland, and Indonesia as potential countries to contribute to a mechanism for monitoring the disarmament of Hezbollah, during talks held in Rome with American support. The mechanism aims to inspect villages in southern Lebanon and verify that they are free of weapons, with discussions also taking place about how to handle private property and the freedom of movement for foreign forces. It is likely that the Lebanese government will officially invite the forces, while questions remain about the role of the United Nations and some European countries’ refusal to oversee the American Peace Council. The agreement targets the implementation of negotiated clauses, including house inspections and defining the scope of operations, with cautious optimism about the continuation of these efforts.

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