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Israel and Lebanon Hold Negotiations in Rome Amid Tensions After Maghdal Zoun Incident
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First reported by Walla · 13 hours ago
What happened
Israel and Lebanon are conducting U.S.-mediated talks in Rome following a deadly incident in southern Lebanon, with the U.S. working to prevent escalation and maintain progress on border and security issues.
- 01Israel and Lebanon hold third day of talks in Rome after deadly Maghdal Zoun explosion.
- 02Two Israeli soldiers killed, others injured in southern Lebanon blast.
- 03U.S. intervenes to limit Israeli military response and preserve negotiations.
- 04Talks focus on border issues and expanding pilot zones in southern Lebanon.
- 05Hezbollah's non-cooperation and Israeli security policies raise escalation risks.
- 06Discussions divided into political, military, and border tracks with progress reported.
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