Washington touts progress in talks Beirut denies ceasefire advances
The fourth round of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations under the auspices of the United States in Washington has concluded, with progress made on both the political and security tracks. There is a possibility that a statement will be issued addressing the "experimental zone" in southern Lebanon for the first time. Meanwhile, there has been no progress on a ceasefire, and sources confirmed that the Lebanese delegation remains firm in its stance not to address the ceasefire issue at this time. Conversely, the Israeli Prime Minister has conditioned establishing peace with Lebanon on the disarmament of Hezbollah. The negotiations are currently focused on Israeli withdrawals and the stabilization of Lebanon’s sovereignty, with American and Israeli support for steps towards Hezbollah’s disarmament and the training of the Lebanese army.
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