Israel Sets Diplomatic Terms for Lebanon Peace

Israel has provided the United States with a document detailing its conditions for a diplomatic resolution to the ongoing Lebanon conflict. White House Special Envoy Amos Hochstein is set to visit Beirut to engage in talks focused on brokering peace.

As tensions continue to simmer in Lebanon, Israel has taken a proactive approach by supplying the United States with a document outlining its terms for a diplomatic resolution. This development was reported by Axios on Sunday, drawing from sources within both U.S. and Israeli officialdom.

The document aims to chart a course to resolve the prolonged conflict, offering conditions that Israel considers crucial for peace. Its delivery signifies a strategic move to involve key international players in facilitating a resolution.

Adding momentum to these peace efforts, White House Special Envoy Amos Hochstein is scheduled to visit Beirut on Monday. His visit underscores the urgency and importance that the U.S. places on mediating a diplomatic solution to this enduring conflict.

(With inputs from agencies.)