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Cease-fire with Hezbollah: No deal, says Netanyahu

After his meeting with Amos Hochstein, who will not visit Beirut, and Brett McGurk, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said any agreement must “first guarantee Israel’s security.”

Cease-fire with Hezbollah: No deal, says Netanyahu

A damaged vehicle and debris resulting from Israeli nighttime air strikes targeting the village of Abbassiyeh in southern Lebanon on October 31, 2024. Photo by KAWNAT HAJU / AFP

Positive signs suddenly emerged from all sides. On Wednesday, the Israeli media reported an unexpected breakthrough in the cease-fire negotiations in Lebanon. In Beirut, however, the issue was handled with particular caution, although the Americans...
Positive signs suddenly emerged from all sides. On Wednesday, the Israeli media reported an unexpected breakthrough in the cease-fire negotiations in Lebanon. In Beirut, however, the issue was handled with particular caution, although the Americans...