Lebanon's ambassador to the US called Israeli ambassador Yehiel Leiter, following his son's serious injury
Lebanon's ambassador to the US, Nada Mouawad, called Israel's ambassador to Washington, Yehiel Leiter, after his son was seriously injured in a car-ramming attack on Route 443. According to a report by a Lebanese journalist affiliated with Hezbollah, Mouawad condemned the attack and expressed solidarity. The Israeli embassy did not deny the report. The two recently met in an attempt to advance negotiations between the countries.
Lebanon's ambassador to the United States, Nada Mouawad, called Israel's ambassador to Washington, Yehiel Leiter, following the serious injury of his son, Neria, in a car-ramming attack that occurred last week on Route 443. This was reported in the Kan News broadcast. According to a report by a Lebanese journalist affiliated with Hezbollah, Mouawad condemned the attack during the call and expressed solidarity with Leiter. The Israeli embassy in the US did not deny the report and stated they do not comment. The two recently met in Washington in an attempt to renew negotiations between Israel and Lebanon, and they appear to be cooperating closely. The Lebanese journalist who reported on the call, affiliated with Hezbollah, is trying to portray it as the Lebanese ambassador's groveling before Israel, rather than a humane gesture.