US EditionAs War Rages, Israel and Lebanon Hold First Direct Talks Since 1993
Rubio called the meeting a historic step as Israel and Lebanon held their first direct talks in more than 30 years.
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Rubio calls Israel-Lebanon talks historic step as Hezbollah fires 30 rockets, terrori
As Israel and Lebanon hold first direct talks in decades in Washington, Rubio calls it a 'historic' step toward a framework for peace; Meanwhile, Hezbollah fires rockets into Israel and three terrorists surrender in close-range fighting in southern Lebanon
Israel and Lebanon Begin Ceasefire Talks in Washington; Rubio Calls It a Historic Opportunity. Israel and Lebanon began ceasefire negotiations in Washington, D.C., on the 14th (local time). According to the New York Times and the Times of Israel (TOI), ahead of the talks, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told reporters that this meeting...
Israel-Lebanon Latest Update: First Direct Talks in Decades Begin in Washington as Rubio Calls It ‘Historic Opportunity’ Amid Hezbollah Escalates Attacks
Lebanon-Israel Update: In a rare diplomatic development, Lebanon and Israel held their first direct talks in decades in Washington, D.C., even as tensions escalated with fresh attacks from Hezbollah. The meeting, facilitated by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio was described as a “historic opportunity,” though officials cautioned that meaningful progress may take time. The talks came after more than a month of hostilities and raising hopes fo…
Givati fighters waged a close range battle in Binat Jebayil and three terrorists surrendered • At the same time, Hezbollah infrastructure was attacked in Lishit after about 130 rockets were launched from the village • Northern Command commander: “We have completed the encirclement of Binat Jebail”
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