Lebanese official to AFP says Lebanon wants ceasefire before talks with Israel

The statement from the Lebanese official indicates a desire for a ceasefire before engaging in negotiations with Israel, which could signal a potential escalation in regional tensions if the ceasefire is not achieved.

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Lebanese official to AFP says Lebanon wants ceasefire before talks with Israel

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