Israel’s war cabinet met with Lebanon’s Hezbolla on Tuesday to negotiate a cease-fire proposal after the latter’s military began more attacks on southern Beirut.
On October 8 of last year, a day after the Hamas terrorist strike from Gaza, Hezbollah, Iran’s most significant proxy and a potent Lebanese political and militant organization, started exchanging gunfire with Israel. Israel views it as another attempt by Tehran to attack the Jewish State, while Hezbollah claims it is backing the Palestinian resistance.
Danny Danon, Israel’s ambassador to the UN, stated on Monday that the proposed truce would probably be discussed by his nation’s security cabinet when it convened the next day. An Israeli source knowledgeable on the situation verified this to NBC News.
According to Ali Hamdan’s adviser, Lisa Johnson, the U.S. ambassador to the U.N., presented the plan to Nabih Berri, the speaker of the parliament of Lebanon, last week.
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