Herzog says Lebanon deal could open path to broader peace
Israeli President Isaac Herzog met with his Romanian counterpart and highlighted a framework agreement with Lebanon as a potential step toward broader regional stability.
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Progress on Lebanon-Israel arrangements could reduce the risk of wider regional conflict that draws in U.S. diplomatic and military resources.
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