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Lebanon and Israel Reach Framework Agreement on Hostilities
Officials from Lebanon and Israel have agreed to a framework that outlines steps to end current hostilities. The agreement sets conditions for a ceasefire while leaving open questions about accountability measures.
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Lebanon and Israel have concluded a framework agreement that officials on both sides describe as a roadmap toward ending hostilities. The document outlines conditions for a ceasefire and includes provisions for monitoring compliance.
Critics have questioned whether Lebanon accepted reduced accountability measures in exchange for the ceasefire. Al Jazeera correspondent Reem Takieddine reported that the agreement leaves several implementation details unresolved. The framework does not specify timelines for withdrawal of forces or final border arrangements.
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