Israel and Hezbollah exchanged fire while Lebanese and Israeli envoys met in Washington for direct talks.

US President Donald Trump had announced an agreement to halt attacks, but neither side has publicly accepted it.

US President Donald Trump had announced an agreement to halt attacks, but neither side has publicly accepted it.

June 2 (UPI) -- Israel and Hezbollah continued to exchange fire on Tuesday, a day after U.S. President Donald Trump intervened to broker a partial cease-fire he said both sides had signed onto.

Israel kept up strikes on southern Lebanon on Tuesday, pressing its campaign against Hezbollah a day after U.S. President Donald Trump asked Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not to attack Beirut to avert further escalation in the three-month-old ‌war. Following Trump's intervention, Lebanon's government said Israel would refrain from carrying out…

The United States has proposed a new roadmap aimed at reducing hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon, according to a US official speaking to Al Jazeera. The proposal comes amid rising...

Neither side has publicly accepted Trump’s deal, and Lebanon media has reported Israeli strikes, some of them deadly, on around 30 locations across the south on Tuesday.

The United Nations chief has proposed three options to help end the decades-old conflict between Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah militants and Israel when the 8,100-member U.N. peacekeeping missi