Go to media bankIsraeli flag. File photoTEL AVIV, Oct 27 The Israeli government has approved an agreement on the demarcation of the border with Lebanon, the press service of the head of the Cabinet said.According to the press service, the government approved the agreement, in the coming hours, Prime Minister Yair Lapid will sign it.
The Middle East teeters on the brink of chaos Israel and Lebanon will sign an agreement on maritime border demarcation on Thursday, which Lapid said will allow Israel to become a major supplier of gas to Europe. Negotiations to determine the land and sea borders between Lebanon and Israel have been going on in the settlement of Naqoura in southern Lebanon since 1996 on the basis of a memorandum of understanding under the auspices of the UN and mediated by the United States. At the moment, diplomatic relations between Israel and Lebanon has not been established. After the Second Lebanon War, UN Security Council Resolution 1701 on a ceasefire was adopted in 2006.
