Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced on Thursday that he has agreed to a 10-day ceasefire with Lebanon. In a recorded statement, Netanyahu stated the decision aims to support broader peace initiatives between the two nations. The announcement comes amid ongoing regional tensions and follows diplomatic efforts to de-escalate hostilities along the border.
The development was reported by FRANCE 24 correspondents Noga Tarnopolsky in Jerusalem and Fraser Jackson in Washington. Coverage highlights the significance of the temporary truce in the context of wider Middle East dynamics. The ceasefire is seen as a potential step toward reducing violence and fostering dialogue between Israel and Lebanon.