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Israel-Lebanon Talks in Rome End Early Amid Dispute Over Pilot Zone Expansion
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First reported by Maariv · 6 hours ago
What happened
Israel-Lebanon negotiations in Rome ended prematurely over disagreements on expanding pilot zones and disarmament, with talks set to continue the next day.
- 01Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome ended early due to unexpected circumstances.
- 02U.S. officials reported the negotiations will resume the next morning.
- 03Israel refuses to expand pilot zones without weapon disarmament guarantees.
- 04Lebanon proposed an eight-week extension of the ceasefire.
- 05The dispute centers on security arrangements and ceasefire terms.
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