Israel softens objection to 21-day ceasefire proposal with Hezbollah in Lebanon, appreciating U.S. efforts for stability and security in the region. The change in tone comes as Israeli Defense Forces intercepted a ballistic missile from Yemen, prompting discussions on the ceasefire initiative.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrival in New York coincides with pro-Palestine rallies ahead of his speech at the United Nations General Assembly. While Netanyahu initially rejected the ceasefire proposal, behind the scenes, his aides were working to advance it.
The U.S. and France remain committed to the ceasefire plan despite tensions. Israel aims to clarify its position amid misinformation, as the threat of a ground invasion of Lebanon looms. Meanwhile, Houthi militias launch missiles at Israel, highlighting the importance of Israel’s multi-tiered air defense system.
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