Trump says he won't 'rush' Iran deal as he announces three-week extension to Lebanon-Israel ceasefire
US President Trump announced a three-week extension to the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire after meeting with Lebanese and Israeli envoys at the White House. The administration views the ceasefire as separate from the Iran conflict, despite Iran's suggestion that Lebanon is a key part of any negotiated settlement.
President Trump met with Lebanese and Israeli envoys at the White House, announcing a three-week extension to the ceasefire between the two countries. The White House views the ceasefire as separate from the Iran conflict. Iran, however, considers Lebanon a key part of any negotiated settlement. The meeting's outcome is uncertain, given Hezbollah's anger and Israel's continued occupation of southern Lebanon. Trump claimed the ceasefire as his 10th ended war, a disputed figure. The administration hopes for positive steps, which will be seen as a victory amid uncertainty over next talks with Iran.
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