Netanyahu: ‘No ceasefire in Lebanon’, Israel open to peace talks

Author: aljazeera.comPublished on: April 9, 2026Country: Israel

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that there would be no ceasefire in Lebanon while asserting that Israel is open to peace talks. This statement comes amid rising tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. Netanyahu also mentioned the U.S. war against Iran, emphasizing the importance of regional security.

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