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There are some positive signs for peace talks between Lebanon and Israel as well as the US and Iran.

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So there are some positive signs that a ceasefire could be reached in southern Lebanon.

Israel have continued to carry out strikes there, of course, despite the ceasefire could be reached in southern Lebanon. Israel have continued to carry out

strikes there, of course, despite the ceasefire between the US and Iran. As ever, these are all

very tentative. So Donald Trump has said talks between the leaders of Israel and Lebanon will

happen on Thursday. As ever, this is true social. He said he's trying to get a little

breathing room in his words between the two countries. So we also understand that Israel's

security cabinet believed we've met last night with considerations of a ceasefire top of the agenda.

And Hezbollah, which is such an important, of course, part of all of their staff,

they have told our US partner network NBC News that momentum is building towards a potential

ceasefire. Bearing a mind, of course, Hezbollah initially saying that Lebanon should not even

take part in these talks. Obviously, earlier this week, the two US ambassadors of Lebanon and Israel met.

Very high profile for now the two actual leaders to speak, which they haven't done for a very long time.

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