Concerns Rise Over Israel-Lebanon Escalation: U.S. National Security Adviser Weighs In

U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan expressed concerns about the escalating conflict between Israel and Lebanon. He noted the Israeli killing of a Hezbollah leader but maintained hope for a Gaza ceasefire. However, Sullivan stated the U.S. is not yet ready to present a formal proposal.

U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan on Saturday voiced his concerns about the potential escalation of hostilities between Israel and Lebanon. He emphasized that the Israeli action resulting in the death of a senior Hezbollah figure delivered a measure of justice to the Iran-backed organization.

During a discussion with reporters in Wilmington, Delaware, Sullivan highlighted the possibility of achieving a ceasefire in Gaza. However, he tempered expectations by indicating that the United States is currently not in a position to offer any concrete proposals.

Sullivan's comments reflect the delicate nature of the region's geopolitical landscape and the complexities involved in negotiating peace among conflicting parties.

(With inputs from agencies.)