The newspaper quoted American officials as saying that the plan brokered by the United States calls for a cessation of fighting for several weeks.
The newspaper continued, saying that the American plan envisions stopping attacks between Hezbollah And Israel, followed by diplomatic action to reach a more permanent settlement.
The American plan, according to the newspaper, will address land disputes along the Israeli-Lebanese borderand rebuild areas in southern Lebanon that were damaged by recent Israeli raids.
According to the newspaper, American officials believe that the Israeli Prime Minister’s government Benjamin Netanyahu It does not want a wider war in Lebanon and is looking for a diplomatic solution.
The newspaper pointed out that American officials acknowledged that the opportunity to prevent a wider war between Hezbollah And Israel Narrowing.
Violence has spread in the region since Hamas’s October 7 attack on southern Israel, which killed 1,200 people and took 250 hostages in Gaza.
The attack led to an Israeli offensive on Gaza that killed more than 41,000 people, according to authorities in Gaza.
Hezbollah, backed by Iran Missiles on sites For the Israeli army He crossed the border into southern Lebanon the day after the Hamas attack, saying he was carrying out his attacks in solidarity with Gaza.
Hezbollah confirmed that it will not stop firing at Israel until the latter stops its attack on the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli army launched its most violent air strikes in a year on Lebanon This week, Hezbollah leaders and hundreds of sites deep inside Lebanon were targeted, and the party launched a barrage of missiles towards Israel, causing hundreds of thousands of Lebanese to flee those sites.
Israel said on Wednesday that its fighter jets targeted southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley, and the Israeli military announced that it would call up two reserve brigades to carry out operational missions on the northern front.
Israeli Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi said on Wednesday that the airstrikes in Lebanon pave the way for a possible ground operation by Israeli forces against Hezbollah.
The death toll from Israeli airstrikes on several areas in Lebanon on Wednesday has risen to 72, according to the Ministry of Health.
