Israel holds firm on Ali Al-Taher and faces two hurdles in talks

The article discusses Israel's continued insistence on maintaining the "Ali al-Tahir" site and its refusal to withdraw its forces from it, despite Lebanon's efforts to advance border demarcation negotiations and agree on model areas. Israel demands to remain in the area to complete tunnel explosions and insists on not withdrawing before the success of the first phase. On the other hand, the Lebanese delegation calls for halting Israeli military operations, expanding the designated model areas, and translating the principles of the agreement into clear mechanisms to achieve stability. Lebanon also holds Israel responsible for obstructing the deployment of the Lebanese army. A new round of negotiations is scheduled to be held in Rome, likely to include the formation of technical committees to address the security situation, define borders, and resolve the prisoner issue, with the aim of reaching final understandings.

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