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Italy to Host August Negotiations Between Israel and Lebanon Amid Security Disputes
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
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Italy will host a new round of Israel-Lebanon negotiations on August 4 to address unresolved issues after a June agreement. Meanwhile, a pilot IDF withdrawal in southern Lebanon has begun, but Israel insists on Hezbollah's disarmament before full withdrawal, a major point of contention with Lebanon.
- 01Italy will host Israel-Lebanon talks on August 4 following previous negotiations in Rome.
- 02A June agreement was signed but key gaps remain to be resolved in upcoming talks.
- 03IDF and Lebanese army started a pilot withdrawal in southern Lebanon's security zone.
- 04Israel demands Hezbollah be disarmed before full IDF withdrawal.
- 05Lebanese army has struggled to disarm Hezbollah for over 18 months.
- 06Main dispute is whether Israel will withdraw if Hezbollah remains armed.
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