Rome hosts three parallel meetings with improved atmosphere

The article discusses the seventh round of Lebanon-Israel negotiations in Rome, which continued into the second day at the American embassy headquarters. Three separate meetings were held, addressing political, military, and border issues. The atmosphere showed improvement compared to the first session, with progress made in discussing borders and verification mechanisms, as well as laying out a roadmap for the next phase. The meetings focused on strengthening and expanding model areas under military control, with a timetable for new zones such as Khiyam and Bint Jbeil, alongside Lebanon's call for a renewed ceasefire to ensure effective implementation on the border. The Lebanese delegation presented a documented report on the developments of the border, receiving American praise, while the military track concentrated on operational mechanisms in tested areas, with ongoing discussions about the role of a third party for verification, and readiness from some countries to undertake this role. Lebanon is expected to raise the issue of prisoners in a subsequent session, amid ongoing tensions and political challenges. The negotiations' outcomes and their impact on the field situation remain closely watched.

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