A third round of direct talks are taking place in the United States as fighting continues in southern Lebanon, despite a truce.
Lebanon
As a third round of direct talks take place in the United States between Lebanon and Israel, residents of Beirut are sharply divided over the discussions.
Fighting between Israel and Hezbollah continues in southern Lebanon despite a US-backed truce declared last month.
And Israel, which still occupies parts of the south, insists the group must disarm for there to be peace.
Beirut resident, Faisal Nsouli, said he believes there is hope for peace, but that this comes with conditions.
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