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Residents flee as Israel orders attack on Beirut suburbs

Residents flee as Israel orders attack on Beirut suburbs
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US President Donald Trump claims to have brokered a de-escalation between Israel and Hezbollah, stating that Israel will halt attacks on Beirut and Hezbollah will cease fire. This follows a period of intense conflict and displacement in Lebanon's southern suburbs.

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The potential de-escalation is a critical development in the ongoing Middle East conflict, impacting regional stability and international diplomatic efforts.

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US President Donald Trump has said he has persuaded Israel and Hezbollah to de-escalate, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreeing not to send troops to southern Beirut and the Lebanese militant group promising to stop attacks.

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The article reports on statements from multiple parties and provides context on the ongoing conflict without taking a side.

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