Israel’s initial dismissal of US’ ‘breakthrough’ Lebanon ceasefire deal creates confusion
Senior US officials were practically triumphant Wednesday night: The United States and a large number of its allies had nailed down a proposal after days of feverish talks that would put in place a ceasefire across the Israel-Lebanon border.
Israel rejects US-backed Lebanon ceasefire plan, hits Beirut again
Israel rejected global calls on Thursday for a ceasefire with the Hezbollah movement, defying its biggest ally in Washington and pressing ahead with strikes that have killed hundreds in Lebanon and heightened fears of an all-out regional war.
U.S. officials said Netanyahu and his close confidants were directly involved in the formulation of the temporary ceasefire.
Western nations were weighing their options on Thursday on how to safely get nationals out of Lebanon if a full-scale war ...
Israel is preparing for a possible ground incursion into Lebanon as Israel and Hezbollah trade waves of strikes. Follow for ...
The statement is aimed at stopping the escalation and preventing a possible Israeli ground invasion of southern Lebanon.
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