The United States is helping broker a new diplomatic framework between Israel and Lebanon aimed at reducing decades of conflict and creating a path toward long-term peace. The agreement, signed by Israeli and Lebanese officials with U.S. support, outlines steps that could include Israeli withdrawals from parts of southern Lebanon and increased security responsibilities for Lebanese domestic forces.
U.S. officials say the deal is not a direct negotiation with Hezbollah, but a government-to-government effort designed to strengthen state authority and reduce militant influence. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said both Israelis and Lebanese civilians deserve security, while Lebanese officials called the agreement an important step toward restoring sovereignty and stability in the region. The framework is performance-based, with the U.S. also pledging $100 million in humanitarian aid and support for implementation efforts.
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