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Israel-Lebanon Talks Set to Proceed in U.S. Friday Despite Renewed Violence
The first direct security talks since the latest conflict erupted come as Israel stepped up strikes in Lebanon and Hezbollah drone attacks continued.
- Israeli and Lebanese military delegations convened at the Pentagon on Friday for direct, U.S.-mediated security talks focused on border security, Hezbollah's disarmament, and an Israeli withdrawal timeline from southern Lebanon.
- Escalating cross-border violence prompted the urgent meeting, as Israel launched over 135 strikes this week against Hezbollah targets including rocket launch sites. Lebanese authorities reported at least 14 deaths on the eve of the Pentagon session.
- Diplomatic efforts continue as the Lebanese Armed Forces prioritize a clear ceasefire framework and Israeli withdrawal, though Hezbollah refuses to surrender weapons while Israeli forces remain. Lebanese officials insist diplomacy is the only viable path to ending the occupation.
- This security-focused session launches a new coordination track to prevent escalation along the border, with broader political negotiations scheduled for next week. Observers warn breakthroughs remain limited while Hezbollah maintains its military presence and political influence.
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·Stockholm, Sweden
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Lebanon seeks ’real ceasefire’ at Pentagon talks with Israel
Lebanese and Israeli military delegations will hold unprecedented direct talks at the Pentagon on Friday as the US reportedly seeks to establish a new security framework between the two countries and possibly a lasting peace deal. Lebanese and US military delegations met on Thursday ahead of the talks at the US Department of Defence headquarters, sources told The New Arab. Washington is facilitating negotiations between Beirut and Tel Aviv, whic…
·London, United Kingdom
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