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Israel and Lebanon Resume Negotiations in Rome Despite Deadly Border Incident

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First reported by Walla · 14 hours ago

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Israel and Lebanon resumed peace talks in Rome after a deadly Hezbollah attack killed two Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon. U.S. mediation prevented escalation, and negotiations continue on political, military, and border issues amid ongoing security challenges.

01Israel and Lebanon resumed their seventh negotiation round in Rome despite recent deadly border violence.
02Two Israeli soldiers were killed and four wounded in a Hezbollah-planted explosive attack in southern Lebanon.
03The U.S. intervened to prevent escalation and maintain momentum in the peace talks.
04Negotiations progress on land border demarcation, military responsibility zones, and monitoring mechanisms.
05Lebanon proposed model areas for army control, but Israel and the U.S. doubt Lebanese army's operational capacity.
06Political disputes continue over verification, with Italy possibly mediating monitoring efforts.

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