Minister Dermer tells Trump about Israel's desire for a ceasefire in Lebanon

The Israeli government's minister of strategic planning met with the US president-elect and his son-in-law to discuss a possible ceasefire in Lebanon. American sources say that an agreement between Israel and the United States on this issue is expected in January. The agreement was discussed during a meeting at Trump's residence.

One of the key points in the negotiations was the speed of deployment of the Lebanese army in the south of the country after the ceasefire was declared. The US administration is demanding the rapid deployment of Lebanese troops and checkpoints to prevent Hezbollah interference. However, Lebanese sources indicate that this process will take some time.

According to the draft agreement, the Lebanese government will control arms sales to ensure that supplies do not end up in the hands of Hezbollah and other armed groups. The Lebanese army will be the only force in the south of the country, and Israel will have the right to take its own actions if the agreement is violated.