Trump claims Hezbollah didn't reject deal, asked US to stop war

President Donald Trump announced on Friday that he believes "progress is made" in the conflict between Lebanon and Israel. Speaking to journalists during a press conference, Trump conveyed a hopeful outlook for the region, emphasizing the need for peace.

"It would be really nice if Lebanon could have some peace," Trump said. He further commented on Lebanon's long history of conflict, stating, "Lebanon has been under attack for so many years and always like an underdog, and it would be really nice if it could end." The President's remarks suggest a potential shift or de-escalation in the ongoing tensions.

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It would be really nice if Lebanon could have some peace.

Adding a specific detail to the diplomatic efforts, Trump claimed that Hezbollah did not reject a deal. Instead, he asserted that the group asked the United States to halt the war. This statement implies a level of engagement or communication between the U.S. and Hezbollah regarding a potential cessation of hostilities.

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Lebanon has been under attack for so many years and always like an underdog, and it would be really nice if it could end.