Britain, Italy, Switzerland, Indonesia verify Hezbollah disarmament

The article discusses the reaching of an agreement between Lebanon and Israel on nominating countries such as Britain, Italy, Switzerland, and Indonesia to contribute to a mechanism for verifying the disarmament of Hezbollah in Lebanon. The potential responsibilities of these countries include monitoring and conducting inspection operations, including within villages and homes, aimed at implementing an agreement reached under American sponsorship in June to end the ongoing conflict since March. The negotiations are characterized by caution and cautious optimism, with awaiting a U.S. decision regarding the participation of the proposed countries. Lebanon and Israel have refused to extend the Israeli withdrawal from the area before Hezbollah is fully disarmed. Sources pointed out the importance of defining the scope of inspection operations, especially home inspections, including the need for warrants and clarifying the freedom of movement for foreign forces, pending Lebanese government oversight of the invitation for these forces.

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