September tour to resolve issues

The article discusses the eighth round of the currently stalled Lebanese-Israeli negotiations. Lebanese official sources affirm that the absence of an official date does not mean that negotiations have stopped or reached an impasse. Daily contacts continue to address obstacles hindering the scheduling of the negotiations, with a tentative date expected in September. The main obstacles include discussions on prisoners, border demarcation, a ceasefire, and the expansion of certain model areas, with particular focus on the sensitive issue known as the "Ali Taher knot," which is a key point influencing the resumption of talks. American mediators have increased their efforts, and Lebanese officials are in ongoing communication with US mediators. Meanwhile, Lebanon has expressed reservations regarding the recent Saudi-French statement on Lebanon, especially concerning occupation and terrorism, emphasizing that solutions must be comprehensive and include the withdrawal of forces alongside disarmament. The information indicates that the delay in resuming the round is part of ongoing negotiations over details, and it is expected that negotiations will restart in September after further consultations.

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