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Lebanon Agrees to Participate in Rome Talks with Israel Amid US-Led Negotiations
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 14 hours ago
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Lebanon will join talks with Israel in Rome on July 15-16 to discuss Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon, contingent on Israel pulling back from two trial zones. These talks follow a June 26 framework agreement involving Hezbollah disarmament and precede Lebanon’s president’s visit to Washington. Hezbollah refuses to disarm, relying on Iran’s backing.
- 01Lebanon confirms participation in July 15-16 talks with Israel in Rome.
- 02US military delegation discusses Israeli withdrawal mechanisms with Lebanese army.
- 03Lebanon conditions talks on Israeli pullback from two southern trial zones.
- 04Framework agreement signed June 26 includes Hezbollah disarmament and phased Israeli withdrawal.
- 05No timeline set for Israeli withdrawal; Israel demands Hezbollah disarmament first.
- 06Hezbollah refuses to disarm or negotiate directly, relying on Iran’s support.
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