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Israel and Lebanon Resume Talks in Rome Amid Hezbollah Tensions

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First reported by Channel 13 · 23 hours ago

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Israel and Lebanon have restarted talks in Rome to resolve border disputes, with Lebanon demanding full Israeli withdrawal and Israel requiring Lebanese army deployment and weapons control. Hezbollah's presence complicates progress, raising doubts about reaching a comprehensive agreement.

01Israel and Lebanon resumed border talks in Rome amid deep disagreements over withdrawal and security measures.
02Lebanon demands full Israeli withdrawal and end to destruction; Israel and the US require Lebanese army deployment and weapons restrictions.
03Lebanese media doubt Israel's commitment to full withdrawal, citing military and political reasons.
04Lebanese factions see talks as a chance to strengthen state control and expand army presence in southern areas.
05Hezbollah's military infrastructure complicates Lebanon's ability to enforce control and demand Israeli withdrawal.
06The main challenge is reaching a phased withdrawal and security arrangement without Hezbollah causing a stalemate.

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