On June 1, 2026, President Trump stated on social media that Israel and Hezbollah had reached an agreement not to engage in attacks against each other. However, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu later clarified that he did not support the notion of a cease-fire in Lebanon.
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Israel and Iran Reduce Tensions Following Recent Threats
President Trump announced that Israel and Hezbollah had agreed to refrain from attacks against one another. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu subsequently distanced himself from any discussions regarding a cease-fire in Lebanon.
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