Israel and Lebanon Extend Ceasefire Amidst Expanded Talks on Political Settlement
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend a fragile ceasefire for 45 days, which was set to expire. The US announced the extension following talks in Washington, which also included plans for expanded discussions on a political settlement, though the ceasefire does not end ongoing fighting.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend a ceasefire, which was set to expire Sunday, and to hold expanded talks on a political settlement, the US announced after two days of talks in Washington. The April 17 ceasefire, which did not end fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, will be extended for 45 days, said the US. Follow our live coverage for all the latest updates.