France’s peace plan frames Lebanon’s recognition of Israel in a broader deal
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France-backed peace framework for Israel–Lebanon would see Lebanon recognize Israel and commit to not attacking Israel, with Beirut disarming Hezbollah and redeploying forces south of the Litani River, while Israel withdraws from five positions south of Litani within a month. A US-backed monitoring mechanism and UNIFIL verification would accompany talks aimed at a two-month non-aggression pact and by-end-2026 border demarcation, potentially moving toward a formal end to the war that began in 2024.
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- Netanyahu reportedly taps Dermer to handle Lebanon file as Beirut seeks direct talks The Times of Israel
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