Lebanese-Israeli Talks in Rome Fail

The seventh round of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations in Rome, sponsored by the United States, ended in failure due to Israel's obstinacy and the lack of effective American intervention. This reinforces the belief that no progress will be made before the Israeli elections scheduled for October 27th. The Lebanese government is demanding new territories and the cementing of a ceasefire, in addition to halting the demolition and clearance of occupied villages and towns, as indicated by a map published by the Israeli Foreign Ministry that suggests plans to annex these areas to Israel. The eighth round is expected to take place in early September, but it is unlikely to differ from the previous ones. Its outcome remains dependent on the results of diplomatic negotiations and the direction of American interventions.

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