Lebanon: Lebanon and Israel agree to discuss a ceasefire in the US on the 14th, and both sides have already had their first direct contact.

According to Xinhua News Agency, the Lebanese presidential palace issued a statement on Friday evening, the 10th, saying that Lebanon and Israel have agreed to hold their first meeting at the U.S. State Department on the 14th to discuss the announcement of a ceasefire and the date for initiating negotiations under U.S. auspices.

According to the statement, Lebanon and Israel have made their first direct contact through a phone call between their ambassadors in Washington.

According to CCTV citing the statement, Lebanese Ambassador to the U.S. Nada Hamad Mouawad and Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Yehiel Leite had a phone conversation on the evening of the 10th, with the U.S. Ambassador to Beirut also participating.

The statement pointed out that this call is part of diplomatic efforts to facilitate a ceasefire and initiate negotiations, and added that both sides have agreed to hold their first meeting at the U.S. State Department on April 14th to discuss announcing a ceasefire and the date for starting negotiations under U.S. auspices.

According to reports, the statement said the call between the Lebanese and Israeli ambassadors to the U.S. is part of ongoing diplomatic efforts aimed at achieving a ceasefire and creating conditions for dialogue between the two sides. The planned Lebanon-Israel meeting is expected to focus on announcing a ceasefire and setting a timetable for broader negotiations.

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