Live: Reports of possible Israel-Lebanon ceasefire

Israel's security cabinet meets to weigh a potential ceasefire with Hezbollah as regional diplomatic efforts intensify. | Contesto: cronaca

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Israel's security cabinet will convene Wednesday evening to discuss a potential ceasefire with Lebanon, a senior Israeli official confirmed, marking a critical juncture in a conflict that has raged for over five weeks. The meeting, scheduled for 8 p.m. local time (1700 GMT), comes amid heightened diplomatic activity and follows a stark warning from Hezbollah that it would expand its attacks if the war in Gaza continued. The conflict along the volatile Israel-Lebanon border, which has seen daily exchanges of rocket fire and airstrikes, spiraled from the broader US-Israeli confrontation with Iran, Hezbollah's principal patron. The prospect of a truce gained significant momentum with a statement from a senior Hezbollah official, Ibrahim al-Moussawi, who told Reuters that diplomatic efforts led by Iran and other regional states could yield a ceasefire agreement in the near future. This acknowledgment from a key party to the hostilities suggests a potential alignment of interests to de-escalate the most sustained and severe fighting the border has witnessed since the 2006 war. The conflict has displaced tens of thousands of civilians on both sides and raised fears of a full-scale regional war. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will chair the security cabinet session, where ministers are expected to review intelligence assessments and the terms of any proposed halt in hostilities. The Israeli government has consistently stated its objective is to restore security to northern communities and ensure Hezbollah forces are pushed back from the border, in line with UN Security Council Resolution 1701. A ceasefire, if agreed, would represent a tactical pause rather than a long-term political resolution of the deep-seated animosity between Israel and the Iran-backed militant group. The diplomatic push referenced by Hezbollah underscores Iran's central role as a power broker. While publicly supporting its proxy's actions, Tehran also appears to be maneuvering to prevent a catastrophic escalation that could directly draw it into a military confrontation. Other regional actors, likely including Oman and Qatar, which have historically served as intermediaries, are believed to be...

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