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Israel-Lebanon negotiations reportedly delayed until October

A U.S. source reportedly says negotiations between Israel and Lebanon will be delayed until October. No new agreement or breakdown is identified.

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A delay prolongs uncertainty in a sensitive regional channel involving Israel and Lebanon, potentially hindering de-escalation efforts.

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