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Israel and Lebanon laid out different expectations on a peace deal during talks in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, with Israel insisting on Hezbollah's disarmament and Lebanon calling for a ceasefire and concrete measures to ease the severe humanitarian crisis resulting from the US-Israeli war with Iran, according to a statement from the US State Department.
All sides agreed to launch direct negotiations at a mutually agreed time and venue, said the statement.
The meeting marked the first major high-level engagement between the governments of Israel and Lebanon since 1993, it said.
Israel and Lebanon laid out different expectations on a peace deal during talks in Washington, DC, on Tuesday, with Israel insisting on Hezbollah's disarmament and Lebanon calling for a ceasefire and concrete measures to ease the severe humanitarian crisis resulting from the US-Israeli war with Iran, according to a statement from the US State Department.
All sides agreed to launch direct negotiations at a mutually agreed time and venue, said the statement.
The meeting marked the first major high-level engagement between the governments of Israel and Lebanon since 1993, it said.