President Trump says the U.S. will help facilitate direct engagement between Lebanon and Israel. The President noted that while both countries have good relations with the U.S., they do not currently deal with each other.
President Trump stated that the United States intends to facilitate engagement between Lebanon and Israel, noting that both nations maintain positive relations with the U.S. despite not dealing with each other directly.
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President Trump stated that the United States intends to facilitate engagement between Lebanon and Israel, noting that both nations maintain positive relations with the U.S. despite not dealing with each other directly.
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