Lebanon discusses ‘deconfliction’ mechanism ahead of Israel talks (opens original article in a new tab)

Lebanon discusses 'de-confliction mechanism' with US and Qatar to consolidate ceasefire with Israel and Hezbollah, as US pressures Israel to stop attacks and fragile ceasefire holds.

• Lebanese President discussed 'de-confliction mechanism' with US and Qatar to consolidate ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah
• Qatar and Pakistan mediated creation of deconfliction cell to ensure end of military operations in Lebanon
• Hezbollah refuses to abide by previous agreements to wind down hostilities and criticizes Lebanese government for engaging with Israel
• US pressures Israel to stop attacks in Lebanon, with fragile ceasefire holding as UNIFIL reports no air strikes on Sunday and Monday
• Israel continues attacks in Lebanon, with over 4,175 killed and 11,000 buildings destroyed since March