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Another ceasefire goes into effect, this time between Israel and Lebanon,
as Trump signals more direct negotiations this weekend.
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The week began with news of failed talks, but appears to be ending with some progress.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to implement a 10-day truce,
potentially removing one of the major obstacles to a deal between the U.S.
And Iran.
Celebratory gunfire filled Beirut's skies after President Trump announced the deal yesterday.
He invited the leaders of the neighboring countries to Washington for what would be a historic peace agreement.
With Lebanon, it's very exciting.
I think we're going to have a deal where we're going to have a meeting first time in 44 years.