Israel-Lebanon peace talks happening in Rome, official says while citing ‘significant momentum’
The next round of U.S.-led talks between Israel and Lebanon will be held in Rome from Aug. State Department official, who cited “significant momentum” ahead of the discussions.
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The next round of U.S.-led talks between Israel and Lebanon will be held in Rome from Aug. State Department official, who cited “significant momentum” ahead of the discussions. “We are entering these discussions with significant momentum following the successful launch of the first pilot zone in southern Lebanon and President Aoun’s productive meeting with President Trump last week,” the official said, according to JNS correspondent Mike Wagenheim. Technical teams in Rome will focus on advancing full implementation of the trilateral framework agreement, including expanding pilot zones, resolving outstanding border disputes and working toward a comprehensive peace and security agreement, according to the official.
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