US reaffirms commitment to support Israel and Lebanon peace talks

The United States has pledged its continued support for both Israel and Lebanon as they enter a new round of negotiations aimed at resolving their longstanding border dispute. State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott made the announcement on Tuesday, emphasizing Washington’s dedication to facilitating talks between the two countries.

According to Pigott, American backing for the diplomatic process is designed to achieve sustainable security for both nations whilst addressing the security threats facing Israel. The US has also committed to helping restore Lebanese state authority throughout the country’s southern region, an area that has long been a flashpoint for tensions between the two neighbours.

The renewed diplomatic initiative represents another attempt to address the complex issues dividing Israel and Lebanon, particularly concerning their maritime and land boundaries. The talks come amid broader regional instability and the need for de-escalation between the neighbouring states. American diplomatic involvement underscores the international dimension of the negotiations and Washington’s strategic interest in promoting stability in the Eastern Mediterranean and Levant region.

Source: Walla News — Original article in Hebrew.