The negotiations held by the United States special presidential envoy, Amos Hochstein, and the White House special envoy for the Middle East, Brett McGurk, with senior Israeli officials were valued positively and described as “constructive.”
This was reported by the news portal The Times Of Israel in reference to a representative of the United States Department of State.
He noted that the discussions held in Jerusalem covered important topics such as Iran, Lebanon, Gaza and efforts to free hostages held by terrorists.
“Special attention was paid to efforts to reach a ceasefire in Lebanon that would allow people on both sides of the Blue Line to return safely to their homes, as well as new initiatives to free hostages, which Hamas must done without delay,” he added. report said.
Previously, Cursor wrote that a meeting was held in Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office in Jerusalem with high-profile advisors to the US president, Amos Hochstein, and Brett McGurk, who arrived in the country on a specific mission. This meeting between representatives of the United States and Israel is part of the intense efforts of the American side to reach a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah terrorists.
Furthermore, Cursor already reported that the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, which has ties to Hezbollah terrorists, published information about the US proposal for a ceasefire in Lebanon, which was presented by US envoy Amos Hochstein during his visit. .
