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Israel and Lebanon to meet in Rome in October, US State Department official says

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Representatives from Israel and Lebanon are scheduled to meet in Rome this October to negotiate a US-brokered security agreement. The talks aim to address and reduce ongoing tensions along the border between the two nations.

US officials have characterized the proposed deal as a critical mechanism for restoring Lebanese sovereignty and ensuring long-term security for Israel. While previous diplomatic efforts between the parties have not resulted in a resolution, the State Department maintains that this framework remains the most viable path forward.

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Arab News (SA) Highlights the goal of reducing border tensions and restoring sovereignty.
Middle East Eye (GB) Focuses on the deal as the only viable diplomatic mechanism.
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