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Ceasefire not included: Lebanon begins historic 'exploratory' talks with Israel

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Lebanon and Israel held historic exploratory talks in Washington D.C. on Tuesday, facilitated by the U.S. administration, to discuss ending Hezbollah's influence. The discussions, the first direct engagement in over thirty years, did not include a ceasefire and excluded Hezbollah representation.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday hosted Lebanon and Israel's top diplomats in Washington for the first direct talks between the two sides in more than three decades. But a ceasefire was not on the agenda, and the main subject of concern, Hezbollah, had no representation, leaving Lebanese officials with little to no authority coming into the meeting.

Ceasefire not included: Lebanon begins historic 'exploratory' talks with Israel
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