Israel and lebanon
Israel, Lebanon delegations to meet in Rome on August 4 for new negotiations round, official says
The talks have since moved to the Italian capital so delegations could discuss the technical details and guidelines of the pilot zones in southern Lebanon.
Israel-Lebanon talks conclude in Rome, pilot zones agreed, IDF may begin withdrawal in days
Lebanese activists face judicial persecution in Lebanon after criticizing Hezbollah
Israel, Lebanon resume peace talks amid uncertainty over IDF withdrawal, Hezbollah disarmament
Hezbollah’s rock-cut tunnels under Beaufort Castle expose decades of UNIFIL failure - analysis
The question now is whether or not Lebanon can step up and control its own territory. Dragging their feet didn't help them; it ruined their lives.
Israel-Lebanon framework is a first step, but Hezbollah remains the test - opinion
A new Israel-Lebanon framework offers hope for lasting security, but its success hinges on whether Hezbollah can truly be contained
An Israeli-Lebanese framework agreement with many pitfalls - opinion
The difficulties surrounding implementation stem not only from the agreement’s vague wording but also from Lebanon’s deeply complex political reality.
'I'm not in love with Israel, but give me another solution': Lebanon's Aoun defends peace framework
“I am telling you that I am not in love with Israel, but give me another solution, whatever it may be,” Aoun said, according to the Lebanese television network.
Your Taxes: Lebanese people want to give peace a chance - is it time to do business?
All in all, it seems the trilateral framework is a tristate building permit that lays the foundations for the next Trump Tower.
How is the new Israel-Lebanon agreement different from previous peace attempts? - analysis
The deal follows days of regional diplomatic developments, including a memorandum of understanding between Washington and Tehran and the US acknowledgment of Iran’s involvement in Lebanon.
Israel-Lebanon: The official end of a 78-year war? - comment
Not all wars end with surrender ceremonies, victory parades, or the signing of famous treaties. Sometimes they simply endure, fading into the background until people forget.
Trump’s betrayal of Israel was predictable - opinion
The US president has always preferred the headline to the alliance, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s error was to believe Israel would be the exception
Israel's worst-case scenario: Allied, abandoned, and alone against Hezbollah - analysis
A proposed agreement, aimed at restoring stability to global energy markets, could constrain Israel’s military freedom in Lebanon and test the US-Israel strategic partnership
Return of Ron Arad's remains could be discussed in Israel-Lebanon DC talks - report
Arad was an Israeli pilot captured by the Lebanese Shi’ite group Amal in 1986, with Israel losing track of his whereabouts in 1988.
