Lebanon'sJoseph Aoun commits to full ceasefire ahead of talks with Israel, urges EU pressure to halt attacks.
Lebanon'sJoseph Aoun reaffirmed the country's commitment to a full ceasefire with Israel ahead of upcoming talks, and called on the EU to pressure Israel to stop attacks, home demolitions, and targeting of medics, journalists, and civil defense workers.
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