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Lebanon’s president expressed hope that direct talks** **would lead to an end of his country’s suffering after war erupted again between Israel and [Hezbollah](https://www.theguardian.com/world/hezbollah) last month.** “I hope that
Lebanon’s president expressed hope that direct talks would lead to an end to his country’s “suffering” after war erupted again between Israel and Hezbollah last month.** “I hope that the meeting in Washington
talks that both Israel and Lebanon had agreed to work towards reducing the influence of Hezbollah. The Lebanese side also called for a "ceasefire and concrete measures to address and alleviate the severe humanitarian crisis
president’s decision to go to war in the Middle East has done little to alleviate the cost of living pressure facing ordinary Americans. Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform said a quick solution
Israel’s “ongoing aggression against Lebanon”. Netanyahu had insisted Lebanon was not included in the Tuesday night ceasefire agreed by Donald Trump, and vowed the Israeli military would continue to strike Hezbollah targets “wherever necessary
Israel and Lebanon had talks yet?** Yes. The two held negotiations about their conflict in Washington – their first direct talks in over three decades. The US state department praised the two sides for having “productive
statement after the two-hour session ended, the US state department praised the two sides for what it called “productive discussions on steps toward launching direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon”. Hezbollah has said
statement against Tehran, accusing it of “spoiling” efforts at peace. Meanwhile in Washington, Donald Trump’s rhetoric had escalated to new levels of hysteria, as he threatened that Iran’s “whole civilisation will die tonight