WASHINGTON: The latest round of U.S.-facilitated talks between Israel and Lebanon began on Tuesday in Rome and will continue through Thursday, State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said."The United States remains fully committed to supporting both governments as they carry this process forward in a manner that delivers lasting security for both countries, eliminates security threats to Israel, and restores Lebanese state authority throughout the south," Pigott wrote in a post on X.Building directly on the momentum from President Trump's meeting with President Aoun, Prime Minister Netanyahu, and the successful launch of the first pilot zones in southern Lebanon, the latest U.S.-facilitated talks between Israel and Lebanon began today in Rome and will…— Tommy Pigott (@statedeptspox) August 4, 2026
US-facilitated Israel-Lebanon talks begin in Rome to boost security and stability, says State Department
The United States has initiated discussions in Rome between Israel and Lebanon, with the talks set to extend through Thursday. This effort underscores the U.S.'s dedication to fostering a stable environment for both governments, focusing on enhancing Israel's security and helping Lebanon regain its governance over the southern region, reducing potential threats in the area.
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