Israel and Lebanon meet in Washington, D.C., for another round of peace talks, with U.S. officials facilitating the discussions. Representatives from both sides are in talks in a setting aimed at advancing a durable settlement in the region. Across the coverage, the talks are linked to addressing the role of Hezbollah, the Lebanon-based militant group that both outlets describe as associated with Iran. The discussions focus on how to shape conditions that reduce Hezbollah’s influence and related security concerns. CBS News reports the meeting is centered on talks involving Hezbollah, while the Washington Times characterizes the negotiations as part of broader U.S. efforts to support peace in the region while mitigating Hezbollah’s presence or impact. Both outlets present the Washington meeting as the latest diplomatic step between Israel and Lebanon, occurring under U.S. mediation. No specific outcomes, timelines, or detailed proposals are provided in the excerpts. The reporting emphasizes the fact that both countries’ representatives are convening again in Washington as negotiations continue.