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Lebanon-Israel Talks Resume in Rome Amid Dispute Over Hezbollah Disarmament

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First reported by Now 14 · 19 hours ago

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Lebanon and Israel will resume direct talks in Rome to implement Israeli troop withdrawals from southern Lebanon, but disputes persist over Hezbollah's disarmament. Israel insists on Hezbollah's disarmament before withdrawal, while Hezbollah refuses to disarm, relying on Iran's support. The talks face a critical test amid regional tensions and recent border calm.

01Lebanon and Israel resume talks in Rome to discuss Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon pilot zones.
02Lebanon demands immediate Israeli withdrawal before further negotiations, per presidential instructions.
03US military met with Lebanese army to plan Israeli troop withdrawal mechanisms.
04Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter says IDF will withdraw only after Hezbollah is disarmed.
05Hezbollah refuses to disarm and relies on Iran to prevent further conflict with Israel.
06The talks' success hinges on Lebanon's ability to disarm Hezbollah amid ongoing regional tensions.

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