Lebanon, Israel hold first direct talks since 1993
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WASHINGTON -- Lebanon and Israel held their first direct diplomatic talks in decades Tuesday in Washington after more than a month of war between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah militant group, with U.S.
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A brief Rubio drop-in at a little-known prep meeting quickly turned into a high-stakes U.S. push to bring longtime enemies into rare direct talks as conflict fears grow.
While they will mark the first direct talks between the two Middle Eastern countries in more than three decades, few officials expect an immediate positive outcome.
The Lebanese government hopes the talks will lead to an end to the war, which has killed over 2,000 people there. Hezbollah opposes the direct talks and isn’t represented.
Lebanon and Israel will hold direct diplomatic talks in Washington as the war with Hezbollah continues and the U.S. pushes for long-term border security
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An official briefed on Israel's strategy for the talks described Tuesday's meeting as "preparatory" and aimed at laying out a framework for future negotiations.
BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon and Israel are set to hold the first direct diplomatic talks in decades on Tuesday in Washington following more than a month of war between Israel and the Hezbollah militant grou
Lebanese and Israeli representatives are scheduled to meet in Washington Tuesday for US-mediated talks on ending the war in Lebanon, but the prospects of
Israel said it was open to peace with Lebanon ahead of the first direct talks in decades between the neighbours Tuesday, but that Hezbollah remained the "problem" blocking an agreement on ending fighting.
WASHINGTON -- Lebanon and Israel held their first direct diplomatic talks in decades Tuesday in Washington after more than a month of war between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah militant group, with U.S.
Israeli and Lebanese officials held their first direct talks in decades Tuesday, meeting in Washington to try to end a bloody conflict that has threatened to derail the broader ceasefire in the war between Iran and the United States.
Delegations from Lebanon and Israel have concluded negotiations in Washington, the first diplomatic talks between the neighboring countries in decades as they seek an end to their ongoing conflict.
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