Israeli Foreign Minister Rejects Lebanon Ceasefire Proposal
JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz on Thursday rejected proposals from the United States and France calling for a 21-day ceasefire in Lebanon, while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had not responded but told the army to keep up its operation.
The Israeli leader's speech Friday to the U.N. General Assembly came as Israel hit a key Hezbollah target in Beirut.
Israel’s prime minister has rejected a US-led ceasefire proposal and sworn to continue fighting Hezbollah with “full force”.
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday he did not think comments by Israeli officials on a proposed ceasefire in ...
Senior US officials were practically triumphant Wednesday night: The United States and a large number of its allies ...
Netanyahu claims his country may assent to the deal, despite reports that Israel is preparing for a possible ground invasion of Lebanon.
NEW YORK -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed world leaders at the United Nations on Friday at pivotal moment in Mideast. Netanyahu has dismissed a proposed 21-day ceasefire at the ...
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