This Is Netanyahu's Latest Statement Regarding the Ceasefire Agreement with Lebanon.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said, on Friday, that "there is currently no agreement" with Lebanon for a ceasefire, according to the official broadcaster "was." The official broadcaster stated that Netanyahu, during the mini-ministerial council meeting "the Cabnet," reported that the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon was "not yet complete," stressing that "from the point of view of Israel, there is currently no agreement," in oppositi…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu clarified during a meeting of the Security Cabinet that "the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon has not yet been finalized." Netanyahu stated, "We prefer the diplomatic track with Lebanon, and US President Donald Trump is a strategic partner. Negotiations should be given space." Meanwhile, the Israeli Broadcasting Corporation quoted sources indicating that the security establishment has not yet received in…
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