Washington to host Israel-Lebanon talks as strikes threaten Iran ceasefire
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Israel and Lebanon are set to hold direct talks in Washington to discuss ceasefire negotiations, amidst escalating conflict and strikes that have killed over 1,888 people in Lebanon. The talks may give Israel greater leverage and could lead to Iran reconsidering its support for Hezbollah.
Israel and Lebanon will hold direct talks in Washington next week to discuss ceasefire negotiations. The talks come after Israel launched its largest coordinated strikes on Lebanon, killing over 300 people and wounding over 1,000. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has authorized the talks, but stressed that Israeli forces will continue striking Hezbollah positions until security is restored in northern Israel. The US is hosting the discussions, which may give Israel greater leverage in negotiations. The conflict has killed over 1,888 people in Lebanon since March 2, including 130 children and 102 women. The talks may lead to Iran reconsidering its support for Hezbollah.
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