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Israeli official spurns call for truce: ‘All of Lebanon must burn’

Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon spark deadly violence and derail a US‑Iran ceasefire push, as an Israeli official rejects any truce

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The brief

CBS News notes that Vice President Vance cancelled a planned Switzerland trip as the Israeli actions jeopardise a ceasefire deal. Coverage suggests attention will turn to further Israeli operations, any diplomatic response from the United States, and the potential impact on the pending U.S.-Iran negotiations and ceasefire discussions.

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Quick answers

What was the Israeli official’s response to truce proposals?

The official said “All of Lebanon must burn,” rejecting calls for a ceasefire.

How are the strikes affecting U.S. diplomatic initiatives?

The violence is reported to threaten the U.S.-Iran deal and a ceasefire arrangement, leading Vice President Vance to cancel his Switzerland trip.

Which media outlets are covering the events?

WMTW, The New York Times, and CBS News are cited in the coverage.

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Topics

Israel Lebanon U.S.-Iran Deal Vice President Vance Middle East Conflict

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