Washington eliminates Mijdal Zoon bomb from Rome

The article discusses the tensions that erupted in southern Lebanon, particularly following an explosion targeting an Israeli forces in Majd el Zoun which resulted in the death of two soldiers and injuries to others. The incident led to attempts by Israel to escalate militarily in response to Hezbollah operations, but decisive American intervention prevented a broader escalation, with a focus on preserving the diplomatic negotiation pathway. Meetings in Rome showed progress on three main issues: political, military, and border-related, with particular emphasis on delineating border areas and verification procedures for their implementation. Lebanese documents and evidence strongly supported this process, receiving American praise. On the ground, Israel continued military operations in the south, conducting airstrikes and evacuating some families to safe areas. Meanwhile, Lebanon persists in rebuilding damaged regions and enhancing security coordination with Syria. There are also expectations that the ceasefire may be extended to 60 days and that Lebanese prisoners might be released.

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