Milan, April 20 (LaPresse) – Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has announced negotiations with Israel aimed at “ending hostilities, the Israeli occupation of southern areas, and the deployment of the army along the internationally recognised southern borders.” He also stated that these talks should “receive the broadest possible national support to enable the negotiating team to achieve its objectives.” The report was published by L’Orient-Le Jour. Aoun confirmed that the delegation tasked with negotiating with Israel will be led by former ambassador Simon Karam, who had previously been involved in talks with Israeli representatives as part of the ceasefire monitoring mechanism established in November 2024.
Lebanon, Aoun announces negotiations with Israel to end IDF occupation
Milan, April 20 (LaPresse) – Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has announced negotiations with Israel aimed at “ending hostilities, the Israeli occupation of southern areas, and the deployment of the army along the internationally recognised southern borders.” He also stated that these talks should “receive the broadest possible national support to enable the negotiating team to achieve its objectives.” The report was published by L’Orient-Le Jour. Aoun confirmed that the delegation tasked with negotiating with Israel will be led by former ambassador Simon Karam, who had previously been involved in talks with Israeli representatives as part of the ceasefire monitoring mechanism established in November 2024.
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