Israel reportedly seeks end to war, Iran says 'not yet the time'
Israel conveyed a message to Iran expressing its desire to bring the ongoing war to an end, according to the Israeli Public Broadcasting Authority. However, Tehran responded by stating that the time for ending the conflict has not yet arrived.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Nahar Net
2 hours ago
- Nahar Net
Report: Hezbollah stance on Lebanese paper expected within 2 days
by Naharnet Newsdesk 30 June 2025, 15:10 The Lebanese response to U.S. envoy Tom Barrack's proposal calls for Israeli withdrawal from one or two occupied hills in return for the start of the handover of Hezbollah's arms in the areas north of the Litani River, Al-Jadeed TV quoted Lebanese officials as saying. Israel would eventually fully withdraw from south Lebanon, the sources added. Visitors of Ain el-Tineh and the Grand Serail meanwhile said that Speaker Nabih Berri has relayed this format to Hezbollah and that he is expected to obtain the Iran-backed party's response within two days. But political sources told Al-Jadeed that Hezbollah is waiting for the final format in order to submit its remarks on it in the weekend. Media reports meanwhile said Prime Minister Nawaf Salam had visited Berri on Saturday after a decision was made to hold a special Cabinet session after the Ashoura holiday for approving a mechanism for monopolizing arms in the state's hands. 'Should the paper be agreed on by the three presidents (Joseph Aoun, Berri and Salam), it will be discussed in Cabinet for approval, and it includes three main topics: the file of Hezbollah's arms and illegal weapons, the file of reforms and the file of Lebanese-Syrian relations,' the reports said. 'If the paper gets approved, it will be handed to the U.S. envoy so that he carries it to Israel and Syria according to the segment related to each country,' the reports added.
LBCI
2 hours ago
- LBCI
Lebanon's president meets UNIFIL's new commander to discuss border issues
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun met with the new commander of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), General Diodato Abagnara. The meeting stressed the importance of UNIFIL continuing its work alongside the Lebanese Army in the south to fully implement Resolution 1701. The meeting also emphasized the need for Israeli forces to withdraw from the five occupied sites in order to enable the Lebanese Army to complete its deployment up to the internationally recognized borders.
LBCI
2 hours ago
- LBCI
Lebanon's Grand Mufti set to meet Syria's president Saturday, LBCI sources confirm
LBCI sources confirmed Monday that Lebanon's Grand Mufti Sheikh Abdel Latif Derian will visit Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa next Saturday, heading a delegation of religious officials.
