US pressure prevents Lebanese threats to freeze talks

The article discusses the American pressures that successfully persuaded the Lebanese authorities not to threaten to freeze negotiations with Israel, which are scheduled to be held in Rome in early September. It affirms that recent Israeli statements have embarrassed the Lebanese President and Prime Minister, prompting them to ask Arab and Western ambassadors to intensify pressure on Israel to stop its attacks. Meanwhile, Israel continues military operations aimed at reshaping the region, linking these actions to Israel's attempts to change borders and security strategies in the area. The article emphasizes that there is no final agreement yet with Israel regarding verification forces to disarm Hezbollah. It notes that American pressures have resulted in a softer Lebanese stance regarding the threat to freeze negotiations, and highlights that Israel persists with its military activities despite talk of a ceasefire, in an effort to impose a new reality in the region.

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