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Ceasefire in Lebanon Holds for Now as U.S.-Iran Talks Are Delayed
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 19, 2026
What happened
Israel and Hezbollah renewed a ceasefire after deadly fighting in southern Lebanon killed at least 47 people in Lebanon and four Israeli soldiers. The escalation delayed planned U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland, while Washington, Jerusalem, Beirut and Tehran all moved to preserve the wider diplomatic track.
- 01Israel and Hezbollah renewed a ceasefire after a night of heavy fighting in southern Lebanon.
- 02At least 47 people were killed in Lebanon, and four Israeli soldiers died in a Hezbollah attack.
- 03Planned U.S.-Iran technical talks in Switzerland were postponed because of the escalation.
- 04Trump urged Israel to support the ceasefire and called it a positive development.
- 05Lebanon wants a comprehensive ceasefire, while the U.S. also pressed for Hezbollah’s disarmament.
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OrganizationsIsrael Defense Forces, Hezbollah, United States, State Department, Reuters, AP, NBC, Axios
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