The United States, Israel and Lebanon are scheduled to hold high-level talks in Rome from August 4 - 6, according to officials. The discussions will focus on expanding the Israel Defense Forces' redeployment process in southern Lebanon, resolving border disputes and working toward a broader peace and security agreement.
The U.S. State Department pointed to "significant momentum" Behind the effort, citing progress following the establishment of a pilot zone in southern Lebanon and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's recent meeting with President Trump. The talks aim to build on recent diplomatic contacts and operational steps as the parties work to stabilize the border area and establish a longer-term arrangement.