Lebanon Looks to Suspend Talks and Karam's Exit

The article focused on Lebanon's efforts to suspend its participation in negotiations with Israel amid a deadlock and frustration in the south. It is expected that U.S. General Joseph Clerveld will arrive in Beirut to mediate. His visit is seen as an American attempt to rescue the negotiations from their stalemate and to pressure Israel to back down from its rigid demands, which include inspecting 40% of homes in the Litani area and questioning the Lebanese Army's efforts. Meanwhile, the Lebanese delegation has hinted at freezing the negotiations, but the stance remains that dialogue is the necessary option to prevent escalation, despite resignations rejected by the President of the Republic. This reflects increasing tensions and international community interest in mediating to save the negotiations.

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