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Third Round of Washington Talks on Israel-Hezbollah Conflict Begins as Lebanon Calls for Ceasefire
Lebanon will press Israel to halt military action during a third round of diplomatic talks in Washington even as Iran-backed Hezbollah and Israel continued to trade blows. The meetings mark the latest effort to stem violence between the two sides. Hezbollah receives backing from Iran.
May 14, 5:10 PM·1m read1 source
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Lebanon will demand that Israel cease fire as diplomats prepare to meet in Washington for a third round of talks, according to Reuters reported. They come even as Iran-backed Hezbollah and Israel continued to trade blows.
Hezbollah is backed by Iran. The ongoing exchanges between the group and Israel have persisted into the period of the upcoming negotiations. The meetings in Washington are expected to address the conflict directly.
Lebanon plans to use the forum to call for an end to Israeli operations. No further details on the agenda or participants were available from the reporting.
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