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Israel has announced a commitment to a new cease-fire in Lebanon while maintaining troop presence in the area. The ongoing fighting with Hezbollah has affected the progress of talks related to the U.S.-Iranian conflict, and Hezbollah has not yet responded to the cease-fire announcement.
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Israel has announced a commitment to a new cease-fire in Lebanon while maintaining troop presence in the area. The ongoing fighting with Hezbollah has affected the progress of talks related to the U.S.-Iranian conflict, and Hezbollah has not yet responded to the cease-fire announcement.
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