On the eve of the US Iran peace talks, differences resurface, and Israel's breaking of the ceasefire agreement raises doubts about the smooth meeting between the US and Iran BlockBeats News: On April 8th, differences reappeared on the eve of the US Iran peace talks, with the main issue focusing on Israel's ongoing attacks on Lebanon. On the Israeli side, Prime Minister Netanyahu stated this morning that Israel supports Trump's decision to suspend attacks on Iran for two weeks, but the ceasefire does not include actions in Lebanon. On the US side, Trump has expressed permission for this. Trump stated in an interview tonight that the two-week ceasefire between the US and Iran does not include Lebanon and Hezbollah. Iran has just informed the mediator that it will only hold talks with the United States in Pakistan if a ceasefire is achieved in Lebanon. If Israel continues to launch attacks on Lebanon, they will continue to attack regional countries (including Israel). At present, the mediation has urged Israel to abide by relevant ceasefire arrangements and stop military operations against Lebanon. According to previous arrangements, the US Iran peace delegation is expected to arrive in Islamabad, Pakistan on Thursday and hold talks on the 10th.