Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have long been observed. But in the meantime, great news has come out. According to a CNN report, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu approved the ceasefire agreement with the Lebanese group Hezbollah, but Israel has reservations about some details, which were expected to be sent back to Lebanon on Monday. According to the report, some points of the agreement are still under negotiation and until all issues are resolved it will not be considered final.
According to the information, the Israeli cabinet must also approve the ceasefire agreement. At the same time, Israeli government spokesman David Menser said: “We are moving towards an agreement, but there are still some issues to discuss.”
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ongoing talks between the two countries
Sources involved in the talks said the talks appeared to be moving in a positive direction, but warned that even a small misstep could derail talks as hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah continue. We tell you that last week US Ambassador Amos Hochstein was in Beirut, where he assessed the progress of the negotiations and stated that the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah is “within our reach.”
Recently, Israel again carried out airstrikes against Beirut, killing 29 people. At the same time, Hezbollah fired more than 250 missiles at Israel on Sunday. Hezbollah is supported by Iran. Last month, two sources told Reuters that American mediators were working on a proposal to prevent a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Israel launched a major attack on Lebanon in mid-September.
