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Obstacles remain in the purported ceasefire deal, as Israel continues to launch a heavy assault on Lebanon, vowing to continue attacks on Hezbollah
Analysis: Unlike in 2006, Gulf states and the international community are unlikely to provide multi-billion packages to rebuild Lebanon once Israel's war ends.
Analysis: Talk of a ceasefire on the Lebanon-Israel border and the renewal of UN Resolution 1701 is growing, but a deal might still be far away.
Analysis: The presence of UNIFIL peacekeepers is an obstacle to Israel's plans for depopulating south Lebanon and creating a buffer zone.
A Paris conference raised nearly $1 billion in aid for Lebanon amid the Israel-Hezbollah conflict which displaced over one million people.
French President Emmanuel Macron pledged 100 million euros in aid to Lebanon, emphasising the need to support its sovereignty and humanitarian efforts.
France is hosting a conference on ending Israel's assault on Lebanon and getting humanitarian aid into the country, but progress is not expected.
The summit discussed the ongoing crises in Gaza and Lebanon, with leaders emphasising the urgent need for peace, with minimal focus on the war in Ukraine.
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Israel provided the U.S. with a document outlining its conditions for a diplomatic solution to end the Lebanon war, Axios reported, citing US, Israeli officials
Lebanese security have recently arrested several people on charges of collaboration, most of whom are Lebanese and Syrians, with some Palestinians as well