Calls for 'Full Arms Embargo' Against Israel as Lebanon Massacres Imperil Ceasefire Hopes | Common Dreams
Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iranian leaders and Pakistani mediators, while his White House said Lebanon was excluded.

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Donald Trump announced a two-week ceasefire with Iranian leaders and Pakistani mediators, while his White House said Lebanon was excluded.

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The article reports calls for an arms embargo on Israel after Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed more than 250 people, while the strikes deepened a dispute over whether Lebanon was covered by a US-Iran ceasefire. It says the dispute and continued attacks threatened prospects for a lasting agreement.
President involved in announcing the ceasefire and whose White House said Lebanon was excluded
Vice President who described the ceasefire dispute as a misunderstanding
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