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Israeli and Lebanese officials have engaged in direct talks in Washington, aimed at achieving a peace agreement that includes a potential territorial handover. This week marked the fifth round of discussions, which are backed by the United States. Negotiators are exploring a pilot scheme that would involve Israeli forces withdrawing from certain areas in southern Lebanon, allowing control of these regions to be transferred to the Lebanese Armed Forces.
The proposed plan seeks to address territories that were occupied during the conflict with Hezbollah. Both Israeli and Lebanese officials have confirmed that these talks cover the logistic and operational aspects necessary for such a transfer. The ongoing negotiations occur amidst broader geopolitical considerations, including U.S. pressures and complexities in relationships involving Iran, as well as domestic political considerations in both countries.
This initiative reflects a significant step in the dialogue between Israel and Lebanon, both of which have historically experienced high tensions and conflict. The success of these talks could lead to a reduced military presence in southern Lebanon and a potential stabilization of relations between the two nations.
25 June
For the first time, Israel and Lebanon's governments engage in direct talks to reach an agreement.
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