Israel’s security operation against the Iran-backed terrorists of Hezbollah in southern Lebanon continued on Wednesday, as the landmark peace talks between Israel and the Lebanese government seemingly stalled out in Rome.
Both U.S. mediators and Lebanese President Michel Aoun expressed optimism on Tuesday about the next round of talks, scheduled for September and once again to be held in Rome – but the current round began with much enthusiasm and ended on August 6 with few resolutions.
Aoun said negotiations with Israel were “progressing,” and he remained determined to “rebuild the state, whatever the cost.”
“There is no disagreement among the Lebanese on the goals, from the Israeli withdrawal and...
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