Lebanon and Israel Envoys to US to Meet Amid Stalled Talks
Ambassadors from Lebanon and Israel to the United States are expected to meet this week, following the postponement of talks between the two countries. The specific reasons for the delay in direct negotiations were not detailed, but the upcoming meeting between the envoys in Washington D.C. signifies a continued, albeit indirect, diplomatic channel.
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