Israeli official: Security cabinet to meet tomorrow to approve ceasefire agreement with Lebanon

It had been claimed that there would be a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon. Following these claims, another statement came from Israel. A senior Israeli official reported that the security cabinet would approve a ceasefire in Lebanon.

According to a report by Reuters, a senior Israeli official confirmed that the security cabinet will meet tomorrow to approve the ceasefire with Lebanon.

LEBANESE SOURCES PROVIDE A TIMELINE

In a statement made by Lebanese sources, a time was given for the ceasefire announcement. The sources stated the following:

US President Biden and French President Macron will announce the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah within 36 hours.

US National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby, in a statement regarding the ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hezbollah, used the phrase "We are very close," adding, "The discussions were constructive and we believe that the trajectory of this is moving in a very positive direction. But yes, it is not over until it is over."

In a statement made by the French Presidency, it was noted that significant progress had been made in the negotiations aimed at achieving a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, stating, "We continue to work in this direction with our American partners. We hope that everyone involved will seize this opportunity as soon as possible."

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