AI-generated summary
While tensions between Israel and Lebanon continue, Hezbollah's presence has been on the agenda, especially in the pilot regions in the south of Lebanon. In previous negotiations, the issue of clearing these regions and ensuring control of the Lebanese army remained at the forefront.
In the news of Israeli state television, it was stated that a new round of negotiations will be held with Lebanon in Rome, the capital of Italy, on September 15-16.
It was stated that during the negotiations, the issue of establishing a force that will undertake the task of determining whether the "pilot areas" in the south of Lebanon have been cleared of Hezbollah elements will be discussed.
The news did not provide information about the countries that will participate in the negotiations and the working mechanism of the force in question.
It was reported that the USA aims to expand the areas from which Israel will withdraw and be handed over to the Lebanese army.
The news also stated that a survey conducted in Lebanon showed that more than 80 percent of Lebanese support negotiations with Israel.
No statement has been made yet from Lebanon regarding the new round of negotiations.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The process of clearing Hezbollah elements in the pilot areas in southern Lebanon will begin
Likely · Within weeks
The USA will support the process by playing an active role in the negotiations
Very likely · Within days
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that US President Donald Trump said that Iran was trying to rebuild its nuclear capacity, and argued that Israel would not allow this. Netanyahu threatened to launch new attacks against Lebanon and Iran, and together with Defense Minister Yisrael Katz, he announced that the Israeli army targeted the Ali Tahir Hill area in southern Lebanon and that Hezbollah's tunnels were destroyed.