US source told Al Hadath the Lebanese position succeeded in convincing Israel not to expand the military escalation

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US President Trump says he had a very productive call with Israel PM Netanyahu; there will be no troops going to Beirut; Hezbollah agreed that all shooting will stop

US source told Al Hadath the Lebanese position succeeded in convincing Israel not to expand the military escalation

Israel is awaiting Trump's final approval for any operation in Beirut's Southern Suburbs, according to Two Israeli sources

The phone call between Trump and Netanyahu has been ongoing for more than an hour, via Al Jazeera

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  • Washington is working to prevent the collapse of the negotiation track it is leading between Lebanon and Israel.
  • The escalation threatened the fourth round of talks between the Lebanese and Israeli sides tomorrow.
  • Lebanese-Israeli negotiations have moved from "preliminary contacts" to "security arrangements".
  • Washington views tomorrow's round of talks between Israel and Lebanon as a "testing point".
  • No final agreement is expected between Israel and Lebanon during tomorrow's round of talks.

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