Israel and Lebanon Sign U.S.-Backed Peace Framework
Israel and Lebanon signed a U.S.-supported framework agreement intended as an initial step toward lasting peace. The deal follows periods of active conflict between the two nations.
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A durable agreement could reduce the risk of renewed cross-border fighting that draws in U.S. diplomatic and potential military resources.
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Israel and Lebanon signed a U.S.-supported framework agreement intended as an initial step toward lasting peace. The deal follows periods of active conflict between the two nations.
Protesters gathered in Beirut following the signing of a peace framework between Lebanon and Israel. Hezbollah warned the deal risks triggering internal conflict.