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An Israeli Broadcasting Corporation correspondent, citing a source, reported that Israel rejected a US request for a temporary ceasefire in Lebanon while US-Iran negotiations were underway, via Al Jazeera

The rejection of a US-requested ceasefire by Israel adds a layer of tension to the ongoing US-Iran negotiations, potentially impacting regional stability.

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Israeli Official says we have not received any decision or request regarding a ceasefire in Lebanon, via Al Jazeera citing Channel 12

No decision has been made regarding a ceasefire in Lebanon, according to Al Jazeera citing Channel 14 citing an Israeli official

An Israeli Broadcasting Corporation correspondent, citing a source, reported that Israel rejected a US request for a temporary ceasefire in Lebanon while US-Iran negotiations were underway, via Al Jazeera

The official broadcasting authority quoted an Israeli source as saying: We are conducting contacts to establish a ceasefire on the Lebanese front, via Al Araby

With follow-up and pressure from Iran, starting tonight, a ceasefire will be established in Lebanon, Al Mayadeen citing an Iranian source; the duration of the ceasefire will be one week and extends until the end of the ceasefire period between US-Iran

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This situation could heighten risks for commodities like oil and gold, as uncertainty in the Middle East often drives prices higher and may influence the USD as investors seek safe havens.

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