Nada Hamadeh

Israel and Lebanon signed a framework agreement with the U.S. as a first step toward peace, excluding Hezbollah. The agreement aims to restore Lebanese sovereignty and end hostilities, but Hezbollah warned it could lead to civil war.

Lebanon, Israel, and the United States signed a trilateral framework agreement in Washington, DC. The event was witnessed by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Israeli Ambassador to the US Yechiel Leiter, State Department Chief of Staff Daniel Holler, and Lebanese Ambassador to the US Nada Hamadeh.

Israel and Lebanon, with U.S. involvement, signed a framework agreement aimed at achieving peace following months of conflict with Hezbollah. The agreement, announced by ambassadors Yechiel Leiter and Nada Hamadeh, seeks to restore Lebanese sovereignty and end hostilities, but details remain undisclosed. The conflict, which began in March after Hezbollah rocket attacks, has resulted in over 4,000 Lebanese deaths and 37 Israeli soldiers killed.

Israel and Lebanon, with U.S. involvement, signed a framework agreement described as a first step toward peace following months of conflict with Hezbollah. The agreement aims to restore Lebanese sovereignty, end hostilities, and address security concerns, though details remain undisclosed. The conflict, which began in March 2024, has resulted in over 4,000 deaths in Lebanon and 37 Israeli soldier fatalities, with ongoing tensions over Hezbollah's disarmament and Israeli troop withdrawal.

Israel and Lebanon, along with the United States, signed a framework agreement described as a first step toward peace following months of conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. The agreement was announced by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and signed by Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter and Lebanese Ambassador Nada Hamadeh.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced a framework agreement between Israel and Lebanon following talks in Washington. Nada Hamadeh, Lebanon's ambassador to the United States, described the framework as a step toward restoring Lebanese sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Israel and Lebanon signed a framework agreement with the U.S. as a first step toward peace following months of conflict with Hezbollah. The agreement aims to restore Lebanese sovereignty, cease hostilities, and secure mutual security, though details remain undisclosed. The conflict began after Hezbollah rocket attacks and Israeli military actions, with separate U.S.-Iran negotiations ongoing.

Israel and Lebanon reached a minimalist agreement through a U.S.-organized meeting at the State Department in Washington, delaying hopes for a lasting ceasefire. The meeting involved Israeli and Lebanese delegations, including officials such as Israel's ambassador to the U.S. and Lebanon's ambassador to the U.S.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio will host high-level talks between Israeli and Lebanese ambassadors in Washington, D.C., focusing on a potential ceasefire and long-term peace deal amid ongoing conflict. The meeting marks the first direct dialogue between the nations since 1993, with U.S. officials emphasizing security and sovereignty concerns.