Trump Announces Israel-Lebanon 10-Day Ceasefire Starting Today Invites Netanyahu And Aoun To White House For First Talks Since 1983
Thursday afternoon brings a shift nobody saw coming. A pause in fighting starts now, stretching ten days straight, beginning at five in the evening here in Washington time. From his own platform, words dropped fast - two messages back to back - claiming leaders from Israel and Lebanon said yes to stopping fire. This isn’t just about quiet along borders; something bigger hums beneath it. Talks might start soon, face-to-face, inside the White House walls, first time since tanks rolled through Beirut streets nearly half a century ago. One president sees win after win stacking up - fewer rockets flying means breathing room for other deals waiting in shadows. While Tehran weighs options, clocks tick down on another truce ending days away. Eyes everywhere stay fixed eastward, careful but awake to change. History stumbles forward again without warning. Out of nowhere, Trump made his debut on Truth Social with news of a truce, speaking straight as usual. Following talks - clear and firm - wi...