ترامب: محادثات إسرائيلية-لبنانية اليوم، ومشاورات أمريكية-إيرانية لعقد جولة تفاوض ثانية

U.S. announces Israel-Lebanon talks for Thursday as Wall Street Journal reports a preliminary U.S.-Iran agreement for a second round of negotiations. | Contesto: cronaca

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• ترامب: محادثات إسرائيلية-لبنانية اليوم، ومشاورات أمريكية-إيرانية لعقد جولة تفاوض ثانية

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President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday that direct talks between Israel and Lebanon will be held on Thursday, marking a significant diplomatic push to de-escalate tensions along the volatile border. The talks, facilitated by the United States, aim to resolve a long-standing maritime border dispute in the eastern Mediterranean, a region rich in natural gas resources. This development comes alongside a separate, but potentially related, report from the Wall Street Journal indicating that Washington and Tehran have reached a preliminary agreement to hold a second round of negotiations, though no time or location has been set. The Israel-Lebanon negotiations represent a rare moment of direct engagement between two nations technically in a state of war, with no formal diplomatic relations. The core issue is the delineation of their Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) in the Mediterranean Sea, a dispute that has simmered for over a decade. The U.S. has acted as the primary mediator in this process, with energy security and regional stability as key motivators. A successful resolution could unlock significant offshore gas reserves for both countries, particularly for Lebanon, which is mired in a profound economic crisis and urgently needs revenue. Parallel to these talks, the reported U.S.-Iranian understanding to re-engage adds a complex layer to the regional diplomatic landscape. According to the Wall Street Journal, the two adversaries have agreed in principle to a follow-up meeting, building on indirect discussions that have occurred through European intermediaries. While details remain scarce, the prospect of renewed dialogue suggests a cautious, back-channel effort to address the stalled nuclear deal (JCPOA) and other points of contention, such as Iran's regional activities and the lifting of U.S. sanctions. Analysts see a potential strategic link between the two diplomatic tracks. The Biden administration appears to be pursuing a dual-track approach: stabilizing immediate flashpoints, like the Israel-Lebanon border, while simultaneously exploring avenues to manage the broader, strategic challenge posed by Iran. Success on the maritime border could reduce a...

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