Israel expected to delay negotiations with Lebanon ahead of elections
Israel expected to delay negotiations with Lebanon ahead of elections Israeli officials may push to delay negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in the lead up to Israeli elections in October, Al Jazeera reported. The Al Jazeera report cited a Lebanese source who stated that Israel was attempting to 'buy time' and also referenced the international consensus on the inability to disarm Hezbollah…
Israel may delay negotiations with Lebanon ahead of its elections. According to a report by Al Jazeera, cited by Middle East Eye, Israeli officials are attempting to "buy time" before engaging in talks with Lebanon.
The reason for the potential delay is not specified, but the Middle East Eye report also mentions the international consensus on the inability to disarm Hezbollah.
There is no further information on the current status of negotiations between Israel and Lebanon.
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