Lebanon Urged to Secure Important Documents

US Military Coordination Chief Joseph Clairfield concluded during his visit to Beirut that negotiations between Lebanon and Israel in Rome are making only slight progress, with negotiations remaining stagnated and no final date set for the next round. Information suggests that an official date for the next session could be determined soon, but Lebanon needs to strengthen its negotiating position through more robust and flexible representation, especially given ongoing Israeli attacks on the south and their failure to adhere to the ceasefire. Experts emphasize the importance of bolstering Lebanese leverage by involving France, Europe, Arab countries, and Turkey, as well as opening direct channels with Iran to address the issue of Hezbollah’s weapons in a sovereign manner. The strategy also includes leveraging Vatican influence to support the political stance, with particular focus on verification mechanisms in the south—especially in areas where weapons are to be handed over—to help bring viewpoints closer and create a broader negotiating environment.

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