The United States is mediating a new round of talks between Israel and Lebanon, commencing in Rome on Tuesday and scheduled to continue through Thursday. State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott confirmed the discussions, highlighting continued U.S. commitment to supporting both nations. The talks aim to establish lasting security for Israel and Lebanon, address existing security threats, and restore Lebanese state authority in southern Lebanon. This latest effort builds on previous U.S.-facilitated negotiations seeking to resolve a long-standing maritime border dispute. The U.S. hopes the process will deliver a stable resolution benefiting both countries and reducing regional tensions. Pigott communicated the details via a post on X, formerly known as Twitter.