A coalition of nations, including the US, UK, and EU, have united in a plea for a temporary ceasefire in Lebanon, as tensions rise between Israel and Hezbollah. The 12-strong alliance has put forth a proposal for an immediate 21-day halt to hostilities, emphasizing the need for diplomatic efforts to reach a peaceful resolution.
This call includes a ceasefire in Gaza, underscoring the critical importance of creating a conducive environment for dialogue.
Israeli military chief, Lt Gen Halevi, has issued a stark warning to troops, suggesting that the recent intense airstrikes in Lebanon against Hezbollah could be a precursor to a ground invasion.
This bold statement serves as a significant indicator of the escalating situation, hinting at the possibility of further military actions. The looming prospect of a ground incursion underscores the gravity of the current crisis in the region.
Global solidarity for peace
A joint statement, endorsed by a diverse group of nations such as the US, France, Japan, and Saudi Arabia, highlights the global consensus on the urgent need for peace in the region.
This unified stance, emerging from a gathering of world leaders at the UN General Assembly in New York, underscores the shared commitment to ending the violence and restoring stability.
The signatories emphasize the imperative of reaching a diplomatic resolution to ensure the safety and well-being of civilians on both sides of the conflict.
While advocating for diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict, the international coalition acknowledges the complexities of the current situation.
Recognizing that the escalation of hostilities poses a significant obstacle to successful negotiations, the signatories stress the need for an immediate ceasefire to pave the way for meaningful dialogue.
The call for peace resonates with a shared vision of enabling the affected populations to return to their homes in a climate of safety and security.
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- Vice-President Kamala Harris Urges Ceasefire In Israel-Gaza Conflict
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