Netanyahu: Negotiations with Lebanon on disarming Hezbollah and establishing peaceful relations with Lebanon.

Netanyahu: I have instructed the cabinet to start direct negotiations with Lebanon as soon as possible.

Informing the enemy: The negotiations will take place under fire at the moment, and preparations are being made for more attacks.

"Axios": Netanyahu's agreement to hold negotiations with Lebanon came after phone calls with Trump and Whitaker.

Informing the enemy: The aim of launching negotiations with Lebanon is to ease the international pressure on Israel.

Netanyahu will reduce the pace of bombing Lebanon.

Pakistan's representative to the Security Council: I don't know why there was confusion about including Lebanon in the agreement, as it was clearly part of the statement.

A source close to the Lebanese presidency told LBC TV that Lebanon's official position is to negotiate, but the first condition is a ceasefire.

Enemy announcement: A rocket has fallen in the city of Nahariya.

The Jerusalem Post, citing sources: Israeli-Lebanese negotiations are expected to begin early next week.

The representative of the aerospace force in the Revolutionary Guard: All events and affairs of the armed forces are conducted under the supervision of the Commander of the Revolution and the Republic, Mr. Mojtaba Khamenei.

The representative of the aerospace force in the Revolutionary Guard: Mr. Mojtaba Khamenei is the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.

Our military equipment is present, the launch platforms are ready, and our fingers are on the trigger.

Reuters, citing a Lebanese official: Any talks will be a separate path but based on the same model as the Iranian-American truce brokered by Pakistan.

Israeli Channel 13 on Trump: Netanyahu will reduce the pace of fighting in Lebanon.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi: Safe passage through Hormuz will be possible in accordance with the instructions and in coordination with the Iranian armed forces.

An official Lebanese source: Former ambassador Simon Karam will lead the Lebanese delegation for negotiations with Israel.

The Lebanese delegation will consist of 3 people and will not be subject to sectarian distribution.