Rome reports mixed technical results

According to the article, the indirect peace negotiations between Lebanon and Israel in Rome continued, but failed to achieve any tangible progress. They were limited to technical agreements regarding monitoring the application of arms restrictions in experimental areas and prisoner exchanges, without a specified timetable for Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon. Israel, led by Netanyahu, has shown an intention to remain in the region for a period that could exceed a year. Meanwhile, Lebanon is relying on American intervention to meet its conditions, but Washington justified the continued presence of the occupying forces for electoral reasons, which led to the postponement of negotiations until early September without clear solutions. This failure reflects the complexity of the situation and confirms that there will be no quick progress in ending the occupation or reaching a final agreement.

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