The third and final day of the seventh round of US-brokered direct negotiations between Lebanon and Israel concluded in Rome on Thursday, a senior Lebanese official told Anadolu, Anadolu reports. The official said the talks began about an hour late for what he described as “US-related reasons.” The military meeting focused on technical matters, including consultations on military terminology and wording, the official said. Discussions on prisoners proceeded along two tracks: international law governing prisoners and the exchange of prisoner lists, according to the official. The talks took place amid continued Israeli attacks, including intensive drone and warplane flights over Beirut and Tyre, mock air raids and strikes in southern Lebanon.