PNN – Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, while warning Washington that it will be difficult for civilians to return to their homes due to the escalation of tensions, claimed that Israel (the regime) continues to negotiate on the ceasefire proposal.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, Reuters news agency wrote, Netanyahu said that Israeli teams participated in meetings on Thursday to discuss the American ceasefire proposal and will continue in the coming days.
The head of the Zionist regime added in a statement: On Thursday, September 26, the Israeli negotiator reviewed the American plans and how we are progressing in the field of the possibility of people returning to their homes safely, and we will continue these talks in the coming days.
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Netanyahu refused to refer to Israeli Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz’s comments on Thursday rejecting peace proposals or similar positions of other Zionist politicians, saying only that “there are many false reports about the American ceasefire plans.”
The Zionist regime claims that it is seeking the safe return of thousands of Zionists who were forced to evacuate the areas near the Lebanese border in the past year.
According to the report of the International Organization for Migration, reports in Lebanon indicate that more than 90,000 people have been displaced this week alone as a result of the attacks of the Israeli regime, adding to the more than 111,000 displaced by the conflicts.
According to the report of the US State Department, Foreign Minister Anthony Blinken warned the Israeli government on Thursday about the escalation of conflicts and the difficulty of returning civilians living on both sides of the border between Lebanon and Israel.
In this statement, referring to the talks between Blinken and Ron Dermer, the Minister of Strategic Affairs of the Zionist regime, it is stated: The two sides discussed the importance of reaching an agreement within 21 days to establish a ceasefire along the border between Israel and Lebanon.