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Israel Agrees to Direct Talks with Lebanon but Rejects Ceasefire
Israeli PM Netanyahu agreed to direct peace talks with Lebanon while vowing to continue attacks against Hezbollah. This comes amid a fragile US-Iran ceasefire, with Israel claiming the deal excludes Lebanon.
The strikes have killed over 300 in recent days, threatening regional truce efforts.
US-Iran Ceasefire Strained by Ongoing Conflicts
The two-week US-Iran ceasefire is at risk due to Israel's Lebanon bombardments and Iran's control of the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian officials warn continued attacks could derail diplomacy and reopen shipping routes only if strikes stop.
President Trump expressed optimism but issued threats if no deal is reached.
Iran's Supreme Leader Advisor Dies from Tehran Attack Wounds
Kamal Kharazi, advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader, died from injuries in a recent Tehran shelling. This loss heightens tensions as Iran claims victory and maintains grip on vital Strait of Hormuz.
The incident underscores escalating violence in the conflict.
Death Toll in Middle East Conflict Surpasses 3,000
Casualties from the Iran-involved war exceed 3,000-5,300, including over 1,700 civilians and hundreds of children. Lebanon's toll from Israeli strikes alone tops 1,700 since the war began, displacing millions.
Regional agencies report over 3 million displaced in Iran and 1 million in Lebanon.