Israel may suspend Lebanon pact

The seventh round of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations in Rome did not achieve clear progress in implementing the agreement to withdraw from southern Lebanon. The Israeli delegation refused Lebanon’s request to add new areas to the implementation mechanism, focusing instead on verifying the Lebanese Army's deployment and control over the areas where the process has begun. Meanwhile, the United States described the atmosphere as "positive," with the spokesperson affirming that the two sides are closer to implementing and expanding the initial phase. However, disagreements remain regarding the participation of certain countries, such as France, in the specialized committee. The first date has been set for a new round in September. The agreement aims for a gradual Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon, with the Lebanese Army deployed to ensure no Hezbollah military presence in the reclaimed areas. Nonetheless, Israeli military escalation continues, with increased strikes following the killing of two Israeli soldiers near Mijdal Zoon.

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