While still technically at war, Israel and Lebanon just signed their first actual agreement on their maritime borders, mutual offshore drilling rights and revenue-sharing. Lebanon desperately needs the energy and money, and Israel wanted them to see they could gain more through negotiations than missiles.
Israel, Lebanon finalise maritime demarcation deal without mutual recognition
Israel's Prime Minister, Yair Lapid, calls the deal a "tremendous achievement."
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The agreement leads to the odd situation of Hezbollah, which through its allies controls the largest bloc in the Lebanese parliament, becoming de facto economic partners with Israel.