Israel and Lebanon expected to hold talks

Israel and Lebanon are expected to hold talks in the coming days aimed at securing a durable ceasefire that would see Hezbollah disarmed, though the timing and terms have yet to be agreed.
Beirut is forming a delegation for talks but no date has been set.
Lebanon needed clarity on whether Israel would abide by President Joseph Aoun’s first point — a demand for a full ceasefire to allow negotiations to take place, according to three Lebanese officials.
The expected talks were first reported by Israel’s newspaper Haaretz on Saturday.
A Lebanese official said on Sunday that Lebanon has not yet received official notification from Israel on discussions.