The White House reveals the process of reaching a ceasefire in Libya.

The White House in the United States disclosed on Thursday the timeline of progress in the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire over the past two days. According to White House officials, the process began on Tuesday when U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo met with the Israeli and Lebanese ambassadors. The Lebanese side acknowledged during the meeting that Hezbollah was a "common problem." On Wednesday evening, Trump spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who agreed to a ceasefire but with "some conditions," the specific details of which were not disclosed by the White House. Trump then directed Pompeo to call Lebanese President Aoun. In a late-night call on Wednesday, Pompeo facilitated the Lebanese side agreeing to the ceasefire. On Thursday morning, Trump spoke with both Aoun and Netanyahu, finalizing the agreement. The White House stated that the U.S. State Department cooperated with relevant governments throughout the process and drafted a ceasefire memorandum of understanding. The State Department released a six-point statement that outlined the ceasefire terms and stated that Israel and Lebanon had agreed to them.