Israeli Foreign Minister Rejects Lebanon Ceasefire Proposal
JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz on Thursday rejected proposals from the United States and France calling for a 21-day ceasefire in Lebanon, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had not responded but told the army to keep up its operation.
We will continue those discussions in the coming days,” he said in a statement, reports Reuters. The comments came after ...
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