US State Department official says Lebanon has added its former ambassador to the US, Simon Karam, to the next round of talks with Israel, while Israeli delegation will include its ambassador to Washington and deputy national security adviser

The inclusion of Lebanon’s former ambassador to the US in upcoming talks with Israel indicates a potential thaw in relations, which could have significant implications for regional stability.

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US State Department official says Lebanon has added its former ambassador to the US, Simon Karam, to the next round of talks with Israel, while Israeli delegation will include its ambassador to Washington and deputy national security adviser

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A more collaborative dialogue could influence energy markets, particularly given Lebanon’s role in regional energy dynamics and ongoing tensions. Traders should watch for movements in commodity prices and the USD, particularly in light of any immediate responses from affected parties.

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