While the White House announced that there is no development to report regarding ceasefire communications between Lebanon and Hezbollah, diplomatic and media sources circulated news of tangible progress in ongoing negotiations between Israel and "Hezbollah" under international sponsorship, aimed at reaching an agreement that eases tensions along Lebanon's southern border. This comes amid international pressure from the United States and France to prevent escalation in the region.

Details of the negotiations:

• The American and French role: Reports indicate that the United States and France are playing a key role in facilitating dialogue between the parties, having proposed measures including border monitoring via satellites and enhancing the role of UNIFIL forces to ensure the implementation of any agreement reached.

• Stances of the parties:

• Lebanon emphasizes the necessity of addressing maritime and land border disputes with Israel as part of the agreement.

• Israel seeks to ensure its security along the border and prevent any future operations by "Hezbollah."

• Reactions: The negotiations have sparked debate in Israeli political circles, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces internal pressure, particularly from right-wing factions that oppose making concessions to "Hezbollah."

Lebanese statements:

Lebanese sources expressed optimism about reaching a formula that satisfies all parties, especially after Israel's acceptance of proposals that enhance the French role in the monitoring committee.

It remains to be seen when the details of the agreement will be officially announced after the negotiations, which aim to prevent military escalation that could affect the stability of the region.