Israel Reports Progress in Lebanon Ceasefire Talks Amid Hezbollah Uncertainty

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Israel's foreign minister, Gideon Saar, announced progress in ceasefire talks with Hezbollah in Lebanon, mediated by the US, though enforcement remains a challenge. Israel demands Hezbollah's retreat north of the Litani River to ensure security for northern Israel. Diplomatic efforts include discussions with Russia, which could help prevent arms flow to Hezbollah. Despite these talks, Hezbollah has not received a formal proposal and remains skeptical. Meanwhile, Israel has expanded its ground operations in southern Lebanon, with significant destruction reported in the region.
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- Middle East latest: Israeli minister reports some progress toward cease-fire but Hezbollah unaware The Associated Press
- Israel-Hizbollah talks making ‘progress’, says new foreign minister Financial Times
- Hezbollah says no official ceasefire proposal received yet Reuters
- Even if Israel Offers a Cease-fire Deal, No One in Lebanon Is There to Sign It Haaretz
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