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General · 15 April 2026

Israel and Lebanon Hold Historic Talks for First Time Since 1993

Israel and Lebanon Hold Historic Talks for First Time Since 1993

The conflict has killed more than 2,000 people and displaced over a million in Lebanon, prompting calls for a ceasefire. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio brokered the first high-level talks between Israel and Lebanon since 1993, aiming to end fighting with Hezbollah. Despite the talks, Hezbollah continued launching attacks against Israel throughout Tuesday.

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