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Lebanese President: No New Negotiations With Israel Currently
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First reported by Arab48 · 10 hours ago
What happened
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun declared that no new negotiations with Israel are currently underway, citing national principles. The next round of direct talks between the two countries has reportedly been postponed to next month for several reasons.
- 01Lebanese President Aoun confirms no current negotiations with Israel.
- 02National principles include Israeli withdrawal and return of detainees.
- 03Next round of direct talks postponed to next month.
- 04US source cites international conferences and holidays for delay.
- 05Meeting between ambassadors in Washington still expected.
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