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Israeli Delegation Head Demands Halt to Lebanon Negotiations Amid Tensions
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First reported by Ynet · 10 hours ago
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The seventh round of Israel-Lebanon negotiations in Rome continues amid Israeli strikes on Hezbollah and disputes over progress. Israeli delegation head Yechiel Leiter demanded a halt to talks due to Lebanese leaks, while Hezbollah's dominance in southern Lebanon hampers the agreed pilot phase.
- 01Israel and Lebanon hold seventh direct negotiation round in Rome amid Israeli strikes on Hezbollah.
- 02Israeli delegation head Yechiel Leiter requested to stop talks over repeated biased leaks from Lebanon.
- 03Lebanese sources and US mediators report positive atmosphere; Israel disputes this assessment.
- 04Pilot phase involving Israeli withdrawal and Lebanese army entry faces major obstacles in southern Lebanon.
- 05Hezbollah controls large parts of Lebanese army and movement routes, limiting army operations.
- 06Lebanese soldiers fear booby traps in Hezbollah buildings, allowing Hezbollah near-total freedom of action.
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