With Israel's security cabinet convening on Wednesday to discuss a potential ceasefire in Lebanon, a U.S. official told Axios that President Trump would "welcome and be happy with an end of hostilities." Why it matters: The ceasefire is politically sensitive for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but — while the two tracks are officially separate — it could help President Trump reach a peace deal with Iran . What they're saying: "The U.S. hasn't asked Israel for a ceasefire in Lebanon and it's not part of the peace negotiations with Iran. But the president would welcome and be happy with an end of hostilities as part of an agreement between Israel and Lebanon," the U.S. official said. - Israeli officials said the war in Lebanon and a…
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