FirstFT: Biden says Israel and Lebanon accept ceasefire deal
Good morning. Israeli and Lebanese leaders have accepted a US-brokered ceasefire deal, President Joe Biden said yesterday, raising hopes of an end to the year-long hostilities between Israel’s forces and Hizbollah. Speaking from the White House, Biden said the deal would take effect today at 04.00 local time in Lebanon.
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