"US President Donald Trump announced that leaders of Israel and Lebanon will hold talks on April 16, marking the first negotiations since 1993, aimed at achieving a cease-fire."
"The core gap between Israel and Lebanon remains significant, with Lebanon insisting on a full cease-fire as a precondition for further discussions, while Israel has rejected this demand."
Diplomatic efforts are intensifying in the Middle East, with Israel and Lebanon scheduled to hold talks on April 16, the first since 1993. US President Trump announced these negotiations as part of a push for peace, despite conflicting reports from Lebanese sources about their awareness of the talks. The core issue remains a cease-fire, which Lebanon demands, while Israel refuses, focusing instead on disarming Hezbollah. Ongoing fighting has resulted in casualties, complicating the peace process further.
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