U.S. President Joe Biden expressed optimism over progress in Gaza ceasefire talks while welcoming Lebanon’s new president, emphasizing positive developments in the region despite ongoing challenges.
U.S. President Joe Biden shared optimism about ongoing negotiations for a Gaza ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, emphasizing progress despite challenges.
“We’re making some real progress,” Biden said, confirming that he met with negotiators earlier in the day. While expressing hope for a prisoner exchange, he criticized Hamas for delaying the process.
Biden also highlighted developments in Lebanon, commending the appointment of Joseph Aoun as the country’s new president. Calling Aoun a "first-rate guy," Biden revealed they had a 20-30 minute conversation discussing Lebanon’s future and collaboration with its military. He praised the military’s accountability to the Lebanese people, distancing it from groups like Hamas and Hezbollah.
The president’s remarks reflect cautious optimism as efforts continue to stabilize the region amid multiple challenges.
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